Jacob Holycross @JacobHolycross7

Joined July 2021

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Jacob Holycross @JacobHolycross7

2 years ago

@teesjourney Thank you for sharing your journey together. You two are so beautiful and inspiring ❤️

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Jacob Holycross @JacobHolycross7

5 years ago

@sabmc Combating and mitigating climate change will require a unified effort from all human institutions. If you are a part of any groups, religious or otherwise, use your collective action to address climate change. bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @business

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Jacob Holycross @JacobHolycross7

5 years ago

In a study on polarizing discourse surrounding climate change reports, the researchers point that cherry-picking information undermines these publications. Don't cherry pick information. Keep dialogue open and push the urgency of climate change! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

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Jacob Holycross @JacobHolycross7

5 years ago

While private sector investment in climate change-oriented technology and business is fantastic, public policy should direct the markets. Write to your representatives and demand allocating public funding for green tech/business. economist.com/business/billi…

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Jacob Holycross @JacobHolycross7

5 years ago

If you have the means, invest in companies that are fighting climate change! Technology that mitigates the greenhouse effect should be our top priority along with sustainable replacements for current tech and infrastructure. fastcompany.com/90665773/this-…

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Jacob Holycross @JacobHolycross7

5 years ago

@sabmc It's simple, our preferences CAN'T outweigh the impact we inflict on the environment. If you have safe drinking water, then drink from the tap. Bottled water can have 3500x the impact on resource depletion when compared to municipal tap water. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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Jacob Holycross @JacobHolycross7

5 years ago

@sabmc Policymakers quantify carbon consumption in economic terms (MONEY). The true cost of climate change can't be reduced to a dollar figure. Discussions must be framed around the irreplaceable loss of life resulting from our destructive behaviors. nytimes.com/2021/07/29/cli…

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Jacob Holycross @JacobHolycross7

5 years ago

@sabmc This article/infographic does a great job of explaining the cyclical impacts of climate change on the electricity grid. Help by reducing your daily electricity use, and more importantly switch to clean, renewable energy. hcn.org/issues/53.8/in… via @highcountrynews

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Jacob Holycross @JacobHolycross7

5 years ago

@sabmc Climate change impacts people disproportionately! Adaptation strategies must focus on the most vulnerable populations. Contact OSHA about regulations on climate change! ‘What choice do we have?’ US farm workers battle deadly heatwave aje.io/h5gf77 via @AJEnglish

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Jacob Holycross @JacobHolycross7

5 years ago

@sabmc Talk to your representatives about green energy and your position on America's electricity generation/distribution. More Power Lines or Rooftop Solar Panels: The Fight Over Energy’s Future nytimes.com/2021/07/11/bus…

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Jacob Holycross @JacobHolycross7

5 years ago

Trees help fight climate change through carbon sequestration, decreasing urban heat islands, and reducing particulate air pollution. The effects are most beneficial for people of color and people living in poverty. Plant a tree, especially in a city!