Nagraj Adve
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Member, Teachers Against the Climate Crisis (TACC) Author, Global Warming in India: Science, Impacts, and Politics (2022)
Delhi
Joined October 2016
RT @TheTannuja: Very insightful talk and inputs by @nagrajadve on understanding and dealing with the climate crisis, here in Delhi -- for '…
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Thank you for posting the article, Jayati.
Concise and disturbing assessment of the Trump impact on climate change.
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To continue, this accelerated warming is the scariest thing worldwide. 1.5 deg C is effectively already passe and we will likely reach 2 deg C in just 15 years (around 2040), at the current rate of warming. Will India's water, agriculture and people be able to cope? I don't know
Trump’s promised actions to reverse many US policies to combat climate change will not only cause damage to the US and its people but will also weaken international climate efforts, risking environmental damage and significant climatic consequences.
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At the end of this article, I wrote that we have reached 1.4 deg C of warming. Not 1.2 or 1.3 as is being widely reported. Those numbers are already dated, because of the rapid acceleration in warming that has taken place in recent years.
Trump’s promised actions to reverse many US policies to combat climate change will not only cause damage to the US and its people but will also weaken international climate efforts, risking environmental damage and significant climatic consequences.
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January 2025 ... 1.75 deg C above pre industrial temperatures. This is very, very, very worrying.
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I heard, courtesy a podcast by @adam_tooze - and after I wrote this article on US energy trajectories and Trump - that the US produced one-and-a-half times as much oil last year as Saudi Arabia. Staggering.
Trump’s promised actions to reverse many US policies to combat climate change will not only cause damage to the US and its people but will also weaken international climate efforts, risking environmental damage and significant climatic consequences.
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RT @SenSanders: Mr. President: Instead of stealing Greenland from Denmark, I have a better idea. In Denmark, everyone is guaranteed healt…
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RT @ananthkrishnan: Since Indian media is awash with reports of a "new virus outbreak" in China, people have been messaging me to ask: what…
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RT @JavierBlas: Wall Street is quitting en masse the Net-Zero Banking Alliance: Today, Morgan Stanley says goodbye. Earlier this week, Ci…
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RT @aravindunni23: The event brought together worker unions, collectives, and thought leaders to reimagine social security in these challen…
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RT @RockSea: Excessive Heat is among the top most searches of 2024 news, according to Google. 4 and 5 are hurricanes/cyclones. Climate ch…
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RT @GargiRawat: Such blatant exploitation of the Aravalis! The Supreme Court is worried about thousands of trees being cut in NCR ridge for…
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A request to all those of you who are teachers ... do kindly forward the link to any of your interested students ... thanks.
FREE FOR STUDENTS My short text on climate change - Global Warming in India: Science, Impacts, and Politics (Eklavya 2024) - is now available as an epub/soft copy, free for students and for a very modest price for all others. Link below. Kindly retweet.
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@DougHenwood Thank you for 'Behind the News'.
Just heard an author on my favourite podcast - Doug Henwood's Behind the News - on how companies avoid $ 500 billion in corporate taxes and rich folks 200 billion by stashing money in offshore tax havens. There's a lot of money around if you want to fund loss and damage.
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Congratulations, Debs! Very much looking forward to reading it.
Huge thanks to the excellent Chitralekha Zutshi for choosing Ruling Devotion as a book of the year for @HistoryToday 🥰
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Just heard an author on my favourite podcast - Doug Henwood's Behind the News - on how companies avoid $ 500 billion in corporate taxes and rich folks 200 billion by stashing money in offshore tax havens. There's a lot of money around if you want to fund loss and damage.
In Focus podcast | Nagraj Adve (@nagrajadve) speaks to @samzsays about how we can understand the outcomes of #COP29 with regard to carbon markets, and how we can assess the same in terms of progress on climate finance. Listen here:
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Stunning!
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