Producer @LivingonEarth. environment—climate—health—public lands—energy. she/her
Joined September 2009
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13 Jun 2019
This interview was a literal dream come true for this Environmental Humanities major! Thanks to fellow producer Lizz Malloy, @themasterofmeow, for your hard work in putting this together.
12 Jun 2019
@JeffreySCramer joins producer @JenniDoering to talk about the friendship between Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson, which is the subject of his new book Solid Seasons.
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19 Sep 2022
This Friday, join us for an online talk with Dr. #JaneGoodall about her latest book, “Local Voices, Local Choices: The Tacare Approach to Community-Led Conservation”, all about the @JaneGoodallInst's holistic approach to conservation.
Learn more here: umassboston.zoom.us/webinar/…
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17 Sep 2022
Delighted to reconnect with the great @stevecurwood & @JenniDoering at @NPR’s @livingonearth to discuss King Charles’s brilliant environmental work. What an incredible contribution he’s made, across half a century. Interview about 10 minutes long, here ⬇️ loe.org/shows/segments.html?…
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7 Mar 2022
Quick little climate change lesson on why the melting of the polar ice caps is so worrisome and can cause even more warming than we've already had. #climate
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26 Feb 2022
I am 1/4 Ukrainian. Here’s a story relevant to today’s disaster. In 1976 I traveled to Moscow in a 6-person U.S. delegation to an ocean science conference, 1 of the early ‘safe exchanges’ (athletes & scientists) in the thaw of in relations between the U.S. & the USSR.
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Jenni Doering retweeted
28 Jan 2022
Wait for it...
The potentially historic winter storm about to pummel the east coast of North America will explosively intensify under the jet stream in the next few hours.
Weaker remnants of the storm will then make their way to Europe, mainly in the form of rain and wind.
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Jenni Doering retweeted
17 Dec 2021
Are you still wearing cloth masks? Yes? Ok. Please take some time this weekend and buy yourself some surgical masks. And order some KN95s.
But do not keep wearing your cloth masks w this latest surge. Omicron is unforgiving. Please up your mask game asap
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Jenni Doering retweeted
10 Dec 2021
Did you miss our event with Craig Foster, co-author of #UnderwaterWild and creator of #MyOctopusTeacher? Not to worry - you can catch the interview again at the link below.
[📷: Craig Foster & Ross Frylinck]
facebook.com/117348464962280…
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Jenni Doering retweeted
24 Nov 2021
If you've seen #MyOctopusTeacher, this is the lecture for you! 🐙
Join us for a conversation with filmmaker Craig Foster, who will discuss Underwater Wild, his new book, based on experiences he chronicled while making My Octopus Teacher.
Register: bit.ly/30Mc0OJ
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Jenni Doering retweeted
16 Nov 2021
Coming up this Thursday: our next book club event with @SSL_UMB. Tune in to hear @devi_lockwood, author of “1,001 Voices on Climate Change” share her stories and collection of first-person accounts of #climatechange.
Register here:
umassboston.zoom.us/webinar/…
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Hear @JodyFreemanHLS discuss how we can significantly reduce methane emissions in the US on @livingonearth.
loe.org/shows/segments.html?…
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27 Oct 2021
What a difference in just 10 days for the Sierra Nevada. From wildfires to heavy snowfall produced by an extreme atmospheric river. #CAwx
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Fossil fuel ad from 1962 bragging about melting glaciers.
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14 Sep 2021
Spending time in nature helps with climate grief.
Seeing what you are fighting for helps. Give it a try. You never know.
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17 Aug 2021
Every climate scientist and environmental journalist should make a decision. Is our role merely to document the unfolding tragedy, with sighs and groans about the follies of humankind?
Or also to seek to stop the greatest catastrophe humanity has ever faced?
I say the latter.
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Jenni Doering retweeted
13 Aug 2021
After days of dire headlines following the release of the new IPCC report, I thought I’d end the week on a more hopeful note. So I talked to scientists about how to view this kind of climate news constructively. Today’s story: eenews.net/articles/climate-…
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9 Aug 2021
The new IPCC 6th Assessment Report (AR6) provides an unprecedented degree of clarity about the future of our planet, and the need to reduce – and ultimately eliminate – our emissions of greenhouse gases.
In this thread I take a look at some key findings from the report: 1/27
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234 authors from 66 countries that worked on #IPCC’s latest #ClimateReport have made history today. The Working Group I contribution to IPCC’s Sixth Assessment was approved in IPCC’s first ever virtual approval session.
Thank you to all involved that made this happen.
#IPCC’s next #ClimateReport is due to be released on 9 August. The Working Group I report was prepared by a diverse team of 234 authors from all over the world.
🖊️ 234 authors
🗺️ 66 countries
📚 31% new to the IPCC
➡️ bit.ly/WGI-media
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Jenni Doering retweeted
5 Aug 2021
Living on Earth's presentation at @PodcastMovement is up now! If you're attending, tune in to #UnsafeAndUnheard, featuring @scurwood @palomabeltranf @felixcpoon @RealJSals & @ProfNikkiBrown
#PodcastMovement
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4 Aug 2021
With droughts, heat waves and historic flooding hitting headlines across the globe, many are wondering: what's the climate connection?
Climate scientist @MichaelEMann says, these are undeniably the impacts of climate change: loe.org/shows/segments.html?…
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Jenni Doering retweeted
28 Jul 2021
Friends, I do not have the capacity to describe the sorrow of what we are seeing and not seeing here at the Bear River Bird Refuge. There is no water — no birds — and no wetlands that sparkle sing. Only a dry, silent marsh — in a parched landscape w/ a dwindling Great Salt Lake
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