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Emily Cunningham
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Emily Cunningham

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Founding member of @AMZNforclimate. UX designer calling for climate leadership from Amazon. Fired for raising the alarm about climate and covid-19. She/her.

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    1. Emily Cunningham‏ @emahlee 23 Aug 2019
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      Yes, yes. Totally agree. I tried to make that point here. The market and capitalism got us into this mess — so I’m not saying the market is our savior. But, I’ll take what I can get if it moves us in the right direction. We just can’t stop there.https://twitter.com/emahlee/status/1162180549944889344 …

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      Reminder, even if solar and wind overthrows fossil fuels by 2030 or sooner, it is NOT a silver bullet. We're in a #ClimateEmergency now, and the new IPCC report on land makes clear we're in big trouble if we don't act at scale, at multiple levels, and FAST. But we CAN ACT. /END
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    2. Emily Cunningham‏ @emahlee 23 Aug 2019
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      I have a theory that once market forces start to realize how much money is at risk, they'll help to speed up the energy transition. And the faster we can get off of fossil fuels, the less our climate will be destabilized.

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    3. Emily Cunningham‏ @emahlee 23 Aug 2019
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      Thanks for all these recommendations. I guess where I was coming from came out of a conversation with @AlexSteffen about what will be the main driver of climate action. I have much to learn and am trying to absorb as much as I can. https://twitter.com/emahlee/status/1124201616184229888 …pic.twitter.com/i8qbpjns1c

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    4. Paul Maidowski‏ @_ppmv 23 Aug 2019
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      Thank you! 🙏 we all (at least I) learn so much from *vaguely gestures around* y’all, esp. also the AMZN staff initiatives & investigations—very much looking forward to seeing where this leads! Yep very curious to see where Alex is headed, he’s an uncanny good feel for US context

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    5. Paul Maidowski‏ @_ppmv 23 Aug 2019
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      For an international context, I often find small states very helpful bc we seek simplicity, not messy ubercomplex analyses. Take Morocco (Desertec) & Mongolia as a fascinating case for decarbonization for example to see why Kingsmill is wrong (leading back to the initial point).

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    6. Emily Cunningham‏ @emahlee 23 Aug 2019
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      I think we'll need to jump on the phone at some point because I don't have any knowledge about Morocco and Mongolia in regards to decarbonization to be to assess wether Kingsmill is wrong or not. I'm very open to hearing different points of view so I can figure out my own :).

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    7. Paul Maidowski‏ @_ppmv 23 Aug 2019
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      Excellent, thx! Quick link re Mongolia / regional power sectors incl. in Northeast Asia: https://dl.tufts.edu/concern/pdfs/0r967f935 … it’s a bit crap & dated but may help as intro / summary of resource for people researching these issues

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      Emily Cunningham‏ @emahlee 23 Aug 2019
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      Thanks, but what's the underlining takeaway? How do Mongolia and Morocco serve as use cases that disprove Kingsmill?

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        1. Paul Maidowski‏ @_ppmv 23 Aug 2019
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          Mongolia shows the political economy vs. economics point. It has all solar/wind sources one could wish for but will remain stuck w coal & natural resources bc that’s what the elites profit from & have come to co-exploit w the biggest mining companies worldwide. Similar in China

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        2. Emily Cunningham‏ @emahlee 23 Aug 2019
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          I see this as a "capitalist eating capitalist" issue. When there are enough global capitalists exploiting solar/wind, they will eat away at the global fossil fuel capitalists. Right now, the solar/wind capitalists haven't become big enough yet to undermine the elites there.

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