Just wrapped the first of two live chats today between Ten Across founder Wellington Reiter and renowned climate journalist Abrahm Lustgarten on his latest book, 'On the Move.' Catch them again TONIGHT at Changing Hands Bookstore in Phoenix from 6-7 PM MT. Event it free and open to the public.

Tomorrow! If you’re in Phoenix area.

The amount of warming Earth is projected to face in coming decades has DROPPED since 2015.

“If we don’t talk about what has been accomplished, we are disempowering and discouraging people from taking action,” Prof. Katharine Hayhoe says.

ciphernews.com/articles/how-w… via Cipher News

Join 10X executive director Wellington Reiter next Wednesday 4/17 for a book chat and signing with acclaimed ProPublica journalist and author Abrahm Lustgarten Lustgarten about his recently release book 'On the Move: The Overheating Earth and the Uprooting of America.' 10across.com/events/intervi…

“Who I am and what I am describing is going to be lost. It’s surreal. That land for me and the right to be there was tied to our freedom. It was the difference between being enslaved and not. And to lose that was to lose everything.” ⁦Abrahm Lustgarten⁩ propublica.org/article/climat…

‼️On Today's Michelangelo Signorile Show‼️

Abrahm Lustgarten of ProPublica details the status of climate migration

🔊Listen Here: SiriusXM.us/Signorile

📞Join the Conversation: 866-997-4748

An extremely well written article that hit home to me. #Hurricanes

The complex, contradictory and heartbreaking process of American climate migration is underway “At first, after the storm, it’s volunteers pulling out trash... Then, it’s not destruction, but the aftermath of destruction.” An excerpt from On The Move. propublica.org/article/climat…

The key part of this story is buried. Those older trees were removed to make for a higher sea wall. Climate change keeps getting buried in many stories, but it's there if you look for it. Currenty reading On The Move by Abrahm Lustgarten Abrahm Lustgarten (amzn.to/4aPcq5B) and…

Another great American migration is now underway, this time forced by the warming that is altering how and where people can live. For now, it’s just a trickle. But in the country’s most vulnerable landscapes, populations are already in disarray. propublica.org/article/climat… Abrahm Lustgarten

Climate Change Is Already Forcing People From Their Homes propublica.org/article/climat… | An excerpt from Abrahm Lustgarten’s new book.

'...reveals our society’s need for climate justice and equitable adaptation and for systemic changes across many industries and aspects of our lives.'

Check out this review in Undark Magazine of Sloan book 'On the Move' by Abrahm Lustgarten, about climate migration

undark.org/2024/03/29/boo…

ON THE MOVE author Abrahm Lustgarten was on Fresh Air to discuss his new book with Dave Davies. Listen here: npr.org/2024/03/26/123…

'...the author’s decades of experience as a climate journalist result in a particularly accessible analysis of the insurance landscape.'

Check out this review in Science News of Abrahm Lustgarten's new SloanPublic book 'On the Move,' about climate migration

sciencenews.org/article/on-the…

Wildfires, drought, and extreme weather could push millions of Americans north—and in turn revitalize the Rust Belt, Abrahm Lustgarten writes: theatlantic.com/science/archiv…

On The Move: The Overheating Earth & The Uprooting Of America: Abrahm Lustgarten New America tinyurl.com/bdkthrjw Rachel Premack Jason W. Moore Andrew Revkin 🌎 ✍🏼 🪕 ☮️ Dr. Leah C. Stokes Kyla Scanlon James Anderson UN Climate Change Ross Gerber Bloomberg Cities Lifeboat Foundation Yale Environment 360 Yale Program on Climate Change Communication 314action

SAVE THE DATE! April 17! Interview and book signing with acclaimed climate journalist Abrahm Lustgarten on his recent book: On the Move: The Overheating Earth and the Uprooting of America. Two opportunities to listen in and meet the author. Learn more here: 10across.com/events/intervi…

Happening in one hour:

More than 1 in 3 Americans now live in the very coastal regions that face an increasingly unstable and uncertain future as the climate warms. Abrahm Lustgarten

More than 1000 counties in the U.S. will see their crop yields decline by 2040 (data only measures corn and soy). By 2080 crop failure will spread to more than 1900 U.S. counties equal to 1/2 the country. Abrahm Lustgarten