cassy krueger

“When you kill ideas at your organization, they don’t disappear. They go somewhere else.” @domprice #CultureFirst19

A rash of mass shooting incidents across the U.S. were forced under the radar last week as cable news largely focused on the the indictment of former Trump political adviser Roger Stone and the end of the longest government shutdown in modern history. axios.com/gun-violence-m…

🙌🏻

“Carbon Fees” and Climate Resiliency: Public Revenue Agendas Nonprofits Need to Watch ow.ly/XRLU50ju5Jd via @npquarterly

It's official. Carbon fee and dividend, the #climate solution we've lobbied on for years, is now the default carbon pricing policy in Canada. @JustinTrudeau just announced it! (Watch: facebook.com/Environmentand…)

"It is almost as if we have been growing into what our operating environment requires while kicking and screaming to stay in a more hierarchical and 'controllable' form. But this hierarchical form is not the future." via @npquarterly nonprofitquarterly.org/2018/10/22/nur…

The U.S. Supreme Court has put the brakes on the landmark youth-led climate lawsuit, Juliana v. United States. In a one-page order issued Friday by Chief Justice John Roberts, Jr., the... climateliabilitynews.org/2018/10/19/sup…

How did human-induced climate change affect hurricane X is not the right question, says Marty Hoerling. Rather, if we understand how the planet’s warming, how did climate change NOT affect this hurricane?We know we shd be more afraid of hurricanes now than we’ve ever been before.

To limit warming to 1.5°C, the world will have to act quickly. And with the clock running out before the world busts through its carbon budget, curtailing short-lived pollutants can buy valuable time. bit.ly/2IJ77ci

To those who say that the #IPCC is alarmist: If anything it is the opposite. Once again, with their latest report, they have been overly conservative (i.e. erring on the side of understating/underestimating the problem). Case in point: twitter.com/MichaelEMann/s…

"This report is not about whether the planet can withstand another half-degree increase in temperature. It is about understanding whether we can withstand it."

The strongest hurricanes are getting more intense, more frequent, and lasting longer. Here's what you need to know

this is such an interesting time for philanthropy (and particularly climate philanthropy, in my opinion) philanthropy.com/article/founda… via @Philanthropy