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@PeterGleick

Climate/water/sustainability; US National Academy of Science; MacArthur Fellow; Co-founder, president-emeritus Pacific Institute; Birds. Tweets are my own. 🇺🇸

Bay Area, California
Joined May 2010

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    17 Mar 2018

    To my Twitter followers who wish I could refocus on & issues and less on politics: I wish I could, but I can't. Our society and sense of who we are face unprecedented threats and I add my voice to those fighting back. I hope to resume normal programming shortly.

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  2. Especially since it's your base that sends me and my colleagues things like this regularly. This lovely one was on Christmas day.

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  3. Dear , For you to be upset (or pretend to be) over a profanity, after not saying shit for two years about children in cages, destruction of environmental protections, trampling of civil rights, & a grossly corrupt mentally unstable leader is, well, too goddamn much. Fuck off.

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  5. This is it: the best tweet and thread of the day. Museums flexing their ducks.

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  7. Someone has hacked Coulter's Twitter account.

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  8. Some critical issues to watch for. 2019 Will Be a Big Year for Water

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  9. Am I for collective or individual action on change? Yes, absolutely.

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  10. Hey everyone. Are you paying attention to the young woman putting herself on the line here for action?

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    23 hours ago
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  12. Retweeted
    Jan 3

    A reminder: Not a single national science academy disputes or denies the scientific consensus around human-caused change.

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  13. Retweeted
    Jan 3

    Speak up scientists! There's a long history of scientists using their moral voices to urge politicians to act on issues of critical importance. 70 atomic scientists in 1945 urged Truman not to drop the A-bomb on Japan without first offering peace.

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  14. Jan 3

    Speak up scientists! There's a long history of scientists using their moral voices to urge politicians to act on issues of critical importance. 70 atomic scientists in 1945 urged Truman not to drop the A-bomb on Japan without first offering peace.

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  15. Jan 3
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  16. Jan 3

    It's so totally typical that Trump spent so much time and effort trying to prove Obama wasn't born in the US and didn't care about the immigration status of the workers he was exploiting.

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  17. Jan 3

    A reminder: Not a single national science academy disputes or denies the scientific consensus around human-caused change.

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  18. Jan 3

    Communicating . "Scientists have the right – and some argue the responsibility – to raise our voices."

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  19. Jan 3

    So the far side of the moon appears to be cheddar.

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  20. Jan 3

    This is exactly the right-wing conservative philosophy: The only way to keep power is to push "other" people down any way possible.

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  21. Retweeted
    Jan 2

    Does anyone else find it suspicious that almost all federal websites are up and running fine, but the National Data Center site is not accessible because of the government shutdown?

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