Dr. Jonathan Foley
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Dr. Jonathan Foley
@globalecoguy.bsky.social

- Executive Director, Project Drawdown drawdown.org
- Climate scientist, working on solutions
- Passionate about science, communication, and hope
- Minnesota based, Maine born

- Personal account / My views

Environmental science 62%
Geography 17%
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I think we need to stop putting so much emphasis on federal governments and international negotiations. Yes, they could help. But they've failed us badly during the last 30+ years.

Maybe we can put a bit more attention on community-based solutions, affordable decarbinization tools, and markets?
At #COP30, Project Drawdown partner Global Methane Hub is asking attendees to pull the emergency brake on climate change by stopping the super-pollutant methane at its sources across agriculture, waste, and energy. 🚨

below: Sr. Policy Advisor Dan Jasper pulls the methane emergency brake at COP30

Maybe we should reconsider the notion that the politicians and diplomats were going to save us?

Another COP. Another disappointment.
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The Explorer is live. It’s free. And it’s built to help anyone — from investors to practitioners to community leaders — focus on the solutions that matter most.

👉 Explore today: www.drawdown.org/explorer

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🥶 It's getting cold, y'all! But did you know heat pumps also help keep cool? Check out the Insights by Heather McDiarmid, Ph.D. with five reasons heat pumps are awesome for your comfort, your community, and the climate!

👉 Dive into the full article: https://bit.ly/3JZAbQy
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Bugs are meat. They’re animals too.

I still don’t miss Twitter / X, or the trolls who ruined it.

A great summary of why farming insects for protein is probably not a solution to our food security and environmental challenges…

While it might have a niche role, it’s not nearly as effective as other solutions - plant-based diets, reducing food waste, etc.

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Have the environmental benefits of insect farming been overstated? A critical review
Insect farming is frequently promoted as a sustainable food solution, yet current evidence challenges many environmental benefits claimed by industry proponents. This review critically examines the s....
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🎉 Big news! Project Drawdown’s Executive Director, @globalecoguy.bsky.social, has won the 2025 Stephen H. Schneider Award for Outstanding Climate Science Communication! 🌍

Presented by Climate One, don't miss the live event in San Fran or you can register to attend virtually: https://bit.ly/4nDDACF

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This holiday season, what's on your plate matters more than you think. 🍽️
In her latest insights piece, Daphne Prodis, Stories Fellow, emphasizes: You don't have to be perfect - you just have to start somewhere!

Check out how small shifts can add up to a major impact. 🌱 https://bit.ly/447wAqA

Food and agriculture are responsible for 22-34% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions, yet they get far less funding or media attention than other sectors.

In Southeast Asia, food and agriculture emissions are 54% of emissions. And, thankfully, visionary leaders are starting to focus on them.
Why are forests and farming in Southeast Asia so critical to climate change? If you’re ready to act strategically on climate, read our latest report: “A Drawdown Roadmap for Food, Agriculture, and Land Use in SE Asia”
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Overview 🔗: https://bit.ly/4hXOdir

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Why are forests and farming in Southeast Asia so critical to climate change? If you’re ready to act strategically on climate, read our latest report: “A Drawdown Roadmap for Food, Agriculture, and Land Use in SE Asia”
@jamesgerber.bsky.social @enviroem.bsky.social
Overview 🔗: https://bit.ly/4hXOdir

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Only 2 weeks to go! Join us LIVE in conversation w/ @globalecoguy.bsky.social & Kousha Navidar.

Want to turn your climate concerns into action? Join us: Dec. 3, 6 p.m. at @cwclub.bsky.social. Hope to see you there!

🎟️ In-person & livestream tickets: climateone.org/2025-schneider-award

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In this episode of Drawdown's Neighborhood, meet Maggie Baird, who founded Support and Feed with a vision to work at the intersection of the climate crisis, food equity, and food insecurity to address hunger.
📹 Watch on our Youtube at link in bio. https://bit.ly/4qKaML

Want to take climate action?

Check out the new Drawdown Explorer!
The Drawdown Explorer puts the world’s leading climate solutions at your fingertips. 🌍 This quick how-to video will show you how to navigate, discover insights, and turn knowledge into action.

#drawdownexplorer

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The Drawdown Explorer puts the world’s leading climate solutions at your fingertips. 🌍 This quick how-to video will show you how to navigate, discover insights, and turn knowledge into action.

#drawdownexplorer
I don’t want to seem out of touch but I don’t actually understand the economy anymore.

The Drawdown Explorer is the world’s leading platform for science-based climate solutions — bar none.

Here’s a handy “how to” video that shows how to use it for your work on advancing effective climate action.

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How to use Drawdown Explorer | The world's ultimate climate solutions platform | Project Drawdown
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Stopping deforestation is one of the best things we can do for climate, nature, and people worldwide. But it still doesn’t get the attention or funding it deserves.

And that’s why we prioritize it in the new Drawdown Explorer.
One of Brazil's top priorities for #COP30 is to fund the Tropical Forest Forever Facility, which would finance efforts to protect forest ecosystems worldwide.

Learn more about why protecting forests is one of the most powerful solutions for people, nature, and climate at: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4o2QWZp

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Why are forests and farming in Southeast Asia so critical to climate change? If you’re ready to act strategically on climate, read our latest report: “A Drawdown Roadmap for Food, Agriculture, and Land Use in SE Asia”
@jamesgerber.bsky.social @enviroem.bsky.social
Overview 🔗: https://bit.ly/4hXOdir

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One of Brazil's top priorities for #COP30 is to fund the Tropical Forest Forever Facility, which would finance efforts to protect forest ecosystems worldwide.

Learn more about why protecting forests is one of the most powerful solutions for people, nature, and climate at: 🔗 https://bit.ly/4o2QWZp

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Insulating our buildings is a climate solution.

And we can also make more climate-friendly insulation materials.

Win-win!
Temps are finally starting to drop in the Northern Hemisphere.🌡️ So we hope it’s helpful to know that deploying alternative insulation materials is a Highly Recommended climate solution!

Check out the solution details, including how to take action, in the Drawdown Explorer. 🔗 https://bit.ly/4qJ5O1l

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Heat pumps are awesome.
💡 In a new piece on the Project Drawdown Insights hub, Heather McDiarmid, Ph.D. breaks down five reasons heat pumps are awesome for your comfort, your community, and the climate!

👉 Dive into the full article: https://bit.ly/4o9lFot
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Did you know that over *half* of the GHG emissions from Southeast Asia come from deforestation & agriculture?

We can't solve climate change without taking these seriously.

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Why forests and farming are critical climate solutions in Southeast Asia
A recent report highlights the hotspots of emissions in Southeast Asia and reveals a roadmap for the most impactful solutions.
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💡 In a new piece on the Project Drawdown Insights hub, Heather McDiarmid, Ph.D. breaks down five reasons heat pumps are awesome for your comfort, your community, and the climate!

👉 Dive into the full article: https://bit.ly/4o9lFot
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Reposted by Jonathan A. Foley

🎉 Big news! Project Drawdown’s Executive Director, @globalecoguy.bsky.social, has won the 2025 Stephen H. Schneider Award for Outstanding Climate Science Communication! 🌍

Presented by Climate One, don't miss the live event in San Fran or you can register to attend virtually: https://bit.ly/4nDDACF

What are the best climate solutions to pursue in SE Asia? We took a deep look…
Why are forests and farming in Southeast Asia so critical to climate change? If you’re ready to act strategically on climate, read our latest report: “A Drawdown Roadmap for Food, Agriculture, and Land Use in SE Asia”
@jamesgerber.bsky.social @enviroem.bsky.social
Overview 🔗: https://bit.ly/4hXOdir

Reposted by Jonathan A. Foley

Why are forests and farming in Southeast Asia so critical to climate change? If you’re ready to act strategically on climate, read our latest report: “A Drawdown Roadmap for Food, Agriculture, and Land Use in SE Asia”
@jamesgerber.bsky.social @enviroem.bsky.social
Overview 🔗: https://bit.ly/4hXOdir