Twitter may be the ultimate land of hot takes, cancel culture, and viral memes. But it’s also fertile ground for anyone who wants a crash course or ongoing education in a wide number of topics — as long as you know who to follow for what. And if you’re concerned by the ongoing threat of climate change, it might be time to follow climate scientists and experts on Twitter, so that you’re consistently in the know.

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Though you might already know the basic facts around climate change, the issue is so wide-ranging that it’s still entirely possible you aren’t aware of different aspects or contributing factors of the phenomenon. Climate change, after all, is not just an issue of weather or climate. It is intertwined with issues related to economic, racial, and socioeconomic justice, among others. That’s why it’s so important to follow experts who specialize in different areas related to climate change. If you only follow meteorologists, or only follow experts focused on climate policy, then you’re not getting the full picture of what’s going on.

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Jeffrey Ball
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