are there any media jobs out there that value sharp global climate justice reporting without requiring silly quotas and overworking us all while paying us poorly? would love to find one!!!! (seriously, in search of THE RIGHT full time job, spread the msg)

"'Meet Me at the Creek' is not just a film; it’s a call to action. Screenings nationwide, from film festivals to small community gatherings, have sparked discussions on environmental advocacy and preserving cultural heritage." Uprooter sassafras ✿ buff.ly/4eMnMds

I’ve taken up a new role at the Mississippi River Basin Ag & Water Desk as their engagement editor. Excited to work with their talented journalists to connect with their audiences and spread the word about their stories ✨

new for grist: airport, retail, and agricultural workers across 13 cities are demanding elected officials enact heat protections after the deaths of a postal worker in North Carolina and a sanitation worker in Maryland. “One job is not worth my life.” grist.org/extreme-heat/h…

Kiowa Tribe Attorney General Randall Homburg said despite repeated efforts, Westwin Elements has not responded to their requests for consultation. “They don’t seem interested in our opinion or our contesting their expansion,” he said. #EnvironmentalJustice #TribalSovereignty

"One of the biggest issues with nickel ore is the host rock that it comes in. If it's in a sulfide-bearing ore it could have quite a bit of consequence. It's linked to acidification of surface water systems, And it can also bioaccumulate in the environment," Manser said.

fyi: acknowledging people are uncomfortable with an energy transition is not relinquishing to denial tactics. it is the hard, brutal work of turning public opinion in a democracy.