Jayson O'Neill
@jdogmt.bsky.social
180 followers 120 following 61 posts
Climate change is financial risk. Dogs, rivers, powder, and hero dirt are all you really need.
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jdogmt.bsky.social
New map to check out the destruction to your favorite #NationalPark by Trump and diva Doug Burgum. These losers' assault on our national heritage is disgusting. #SaveOurParks www.saveourparks.us/home#parksun...
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aweiss.bsky.social
I never thought I'd come to JD Vance's defense, but you really do need a lot more water in a river if you want to successfully float a couch
jdogmt.bsky.social
“What you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought." #ClimateCrisis www.c-span.org/clip/house-c...
User Clip: Rep. De La Cruz Insurance and Climate Change Political Agenda
Rep. De La Cruz talks about the inflationary pressure of insurance rates but ignores climate changes' contribution to financial risks and instability.
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katearonoff.bsky.social
Wild how the Fed chair saying that *entire regions of the United States* won’t be able to get a mortgage in the next decade barely registered as a news event
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bmcushing.bsky.social
📣👋 New paper from @sierraclub.org out today! It's been a long time in the making.

It challenges conventional sustainable investing and urges asset owners to confront climate change as a systemic threat to the global economy and long-term portfolios.

👉 Full paper: www.sierraclub.org/systemic-cli...
Cover of paper from the Sierra Club titled "The Long Term Will Be Decided Now: Why Climate Risk Demands System-Level Action from Investors" (June 2025)
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elyseschupak.bsky.social
The Fed should address climate change in proportion to the impacts it will have on the economy, financial system, and banks under its supervision. But backtracking on climate initiatives post-election reveals it is instead political pressure driving Fed decisions.
www.citizen.org/news/the-fed...
The Federal Reserve’s Approach to Climate Is a Stain on Its Independence - Public Citizen
Since the beginning of the second Trump administration, the Federal Reserve has abruptly changed course on its approach to measuring…
www.citizen.org
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rbreich.bsky.social
There’s another scandal buried in the Trump-Republican budget plan that’s not getting enough attention: massive giveaways to Big Oil.
jdogmt.bsky.social
False advertising by State Farm. Jake is a joke, and the entire company is run by Bateman's. Spending hundreds of millions on advertising only to deny claims, hoard profits, exorbitant CEO pay, and reward shareholders while jacking up rates and getting bailouts. www.designrush.com/news/state-f...
State Farm's Star-Studded 'Batman vs. Bateman' Ad Makes You Rethink Your Insurance Choices
State Farm teams up with Batman, Jason Bateman, Kai Cenat, SZA, and more for a crossover campaign that will make you rethink your insurance choices.
www.designrush.com
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publiccitizen.bsky.social
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum is selling off our public lands to fund tax cuts for his millionaire and billionaire buddies.

Our parks are NOT for sale.

It's time for him to undo the harm that’s already been done and keep public lands in public hands.
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bettermarkets.bsky.social
Register now for our webinar on April 29: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Our policy experts will analyze President Trump’s first 100 days in office, exploring key personnel appointments, policy decisions, and emerging risks, along with their potential impact on the broader economy.
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jburnmurdoch.ft.com
The key chart right now:

Usually US economic pain is cushioned by falling bond yields and a strengthening dollar, which mean lower interest rates and more spending power for consumers.

This time we’re seeing the opposite, meaning the pain will be amplified.
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bmcushing.bsky.social
Asset managers need to hear it from their clients loud and clear: caving to political pressure and ditching climate risk management efforts is unacceptable—and it will have consequences.
www.sierraclub.org/press-releas...
Asset Managers Under Pressure To Do Better On Climate As NYC Pension Lobs Threat
Sierra Club calls on other investors to hold asset managers accountable on climate
www.sierraclub.org
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jessicashoemaker.bsky.social
As markets churn and world orders reset, @jamesftierney.bsky.social and I have a new piece forthcoming in Yale Law Journal that couldn't be more timely. "Trading Acres" traces the risks of farmland financialization and analyzes the role of law in this ongoing rural land grab. 🧵
Abstract - Trading Acres - forthcoming Yale Law Journal - Jessica A Shoemaker and James Fallows Tierney - Farms are places where people live their lives, sustain their families, and produce food and fiber for the wider community. And now, farms are assets swept up into global financial channels—converting before our eyes from repositories of the best of our agrarian ideals into paper playthings for the very rich. This asset-class-ification of farmland echoes patterns of financialization occurring across other elements of our daily lives, including housing, and compounds wider crises of concentration and industrialization in agriculture. But as an active land grab unfolds across rural America, farmland’s recent capture by absentee investors is particularly concerning. Farmland’s conversion to asset class threatens rural livelihoods, agriculture and food system resilience, and economic and spatial justice. In this article, we argue that Wall Street’s arrival at rural America’s gate is not merely a market trend but rather the product of deep social choices governing the accumulation of investor wealth: property, corporate, and securities law. We explore the ways in which these deep structures of our legal system—from the primacy of market logics to a range of biases that skew our spatial, temporal, and social relations—constitute the conditions for this profound transformation in the way farmland, as a basic and essential rural resource, is being integrated into the modern capital economy. Together, business and property law create the conditions for land concentration, rural depopulation, environmental degradation, and labor exploitation. Today’s rural land grab is meeting little resistance. But historically, investor-owned farmland was seen as a deep and politically-motivating threat to rural life. We situate past reform attempts to rein in financialized farmland and conclude that many attempts failed because modest doctrinal interventions result in playing shell gam…
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pattikeebler.bsky.social
#mtpol #mtleg #mtnews Sen. tax was posted to start at 9 this morning. Instead, Hertz started the committee meeting at 8. Curious that Non-Profit, donation-driven policy center knew to be there to oppose simple homeowner prop tax fix. Cheating at its worst and sad to see friends are part of it.