David Siegel

. @steipete The innovations coming now are very cool, but the bottleneck is APIs. Agents can't book a flight or an Uber or a restaurant table or transact because the systems don't let them in. What's being done to fix that?

Learn about the future of media from Robert Tercek: tercek.substack.com

@AbiluTangwa How do you make money? You certainly don't know anything about climate, so I would love to know how this makes money for you.

Forests stabilize climate better than any tech we’ve invented. Protecting existing forests is 8–12× more effective at carbon storage than planting new ones. The cheapest carbon capture device already exists — it’s called a tree. 🌲

@JeromeFosterII Jerome, since you play a climate expert here on X, take this quiz, see if you can get even 10 out of 50 questions right. I'll be surprised if you can: cuttingthroughthenoise.net/climate-quiz

The hardest part is starting, and it's okay not to be an expert. The simplest first step? Talk about it. We often underestimate how many people care about climate change. #ClimateAction #StartNow

What @GovernorShapiro doesn't know about climate he can learn from a series of short videos: climatecurious.com

@FiatLuxGenesis What about for alfalfa? What's the ratio of water and land use for alfalfa vs data centers?

I've decided that not a single acre of mountain land, agricultural land, forest, or wild desert is worth sacrificing for AI data centers. No river, no lake, no reservoir should be touched to maintain them.

@JeromeAdamsMD This is a logical fallacy called an argument from incredulity.

At a meeting in Palm Springs, and ironically one of the sessions was on climate change. One can debate causes, solutions, and trade offs… but rational people simply cannot not continue to deny that our climate is changing in dangerous way. It’s March y’all. 🥵🤦🏽‍♂️

@JeromeFosterII since you play a climate expert here on X, take this quiz, see if you can get even 10 out of 50 questions right. I'll be surprised if you can: cuttingthroughthenoise.net/climate-quiz

Stop reacting to climate change; start being proactive. The idea that 'it can't be that bad because it hasn't been' is no longer a valid argument. Preparation is key. #ClimateAction #Preparedness

@Karmageddon67 Wow, you seem to know a lot about the climate system. since you play a climate expert here on X, take this quiz, see if you can get even 10 out of 50 questions right. I'll be surprised if you can: cuttingthroughthenoise.net/climate-quiz

Fossil fuels cause climate change & are a cause of overshoot of planetary boundaries. Renewable energy causes climate change & are a cause of overshoot of planetary boundaries.

@ClimatePower What happened 131 years ago?????

More than 420 US counties had their warmest winter in 131 years. Less snow and more heat increase the risk of wildfire. It’s only March, and we’re hitting all the wrong records. axios.com/2026/03/16/win…

@davabel David, since you play a climate expert here on X, take this quiz, see if you can get even 10 out of 50 questions right. I'll be surprised if you can: cuttingthroughthenoise.net/climate-quiz

The Weather Is Getting Wilder, and Some See a Dire Signal in the Data nytimes.com/2026/03/19/cli…

If you can convince people that CO₂ is dangerous and all human activity results in CO₂, including every breath they take, then you have ultimate control. It's genius.

@JeromeFosterII Jerome, since you're a climate expert, here are 50 easy and medium-hard questions about climate. Take the test, tell me how many you get right: cuttingthroughthenoise.net/climate-quiz If you can get 10 out of 50 I'll be impressed. I don't think you can.

We are witnessing a convergence of climate stressors, an early-season heatwave across the American Southwest with Los Angeles approaching record-breaking 100°F temperatures last seen in 1989. Elevated PM2.5 levels mean this heat carries deeper risk, as fine particulate pollution penetrates the lungs and intensifies health impacts. This is a compounded public health event where extreme heat and air quality interact, demanding urgent attention to how cities respond to a rapidly shifting climate baseline.

@ClimateDefiance How do you make money?

Things are about to get very strange on a global level

@Scott824672085 You meant to say local temps. You don't know anything about global temps.

This will drop global temps almost immediately. You can't mathematically blame co2 for temp increases. You can blame land clearing. Trees, tall grass, and other vegetation blocks the sun 🌞 from reaching the ground. The ground retains heat. Plants diffuse heat.

@JeromeFosterII The less you understand Earth's climate system, the more dumb things you say about it.

We're pushing our climate to a place humans haven't experienced. Our societies, cities, and infrastructure were built for a stable climate. Now, that's changing. #ClimateChange #Environment

@b_cuse_ This is stunningly poor reasoning.

Thousands of sandhill cranes never left Nebraska the entire winter, but sure keep denying that the climate is changing and getting warmer on average. It’s not like climate change is going to radically alter the agricultural industry or anything.

@UNDRR It's always something. Bugs, bees, butterflies, trees, sea level, tsunamis, snow, ice, dandruff - it doesn't matter, as long as it gets attention and money.

This is how the #ClimateCrisis could make rare #Tsunami events more common and destructive 🌊

@RichardMunang Not according to these PhD scientists who are NOT paid to have an opinion: cuttingthroughthenoise.net/scientists

The cost of climate inaction will always exceed the cost of climate action. Invest now.

Per @AndyMasley's new tool, alfalfa growers in Colorado alone use 16 times as much water each year as all the data centers in the United States.