@kathhayhoe Thank you! This is a brilliant time-saving method for finding where everyone from #climateTwitter and #EnergyTwitter ended up.

So far I'm not seeing much conversation on Mastadon, so a prompt for #EnergyTwitter and #ClimateTwitter refusniks:

What's the best #energy or #climate-related #book you've read this year and why? My pick: Up to Heaven and Down to Hell: Fracking, Freedom, and Community in an American Town by Colin Jerolmack

He explores the human impacts of fracking and why small town Americans may welcome something that harms the community in the long run. What #books do you recommend?

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@ClimateHuman @kenrice
If you're trying to rebuild #ClimateTwitter into #ClimateMastodon, I'd recommend https://fedifinder.glitch.me/ and maybe https://twitodon.com/ to find contacts. You're both following me on Twitter but not here, so guess you haven't tried them.

My imported follows https://transformacion.social/web/@cedric/following include many scientists, advocates and (unsurprisingly) IT types, but fewer journalists and politicians. So you may get more nuanced conversations here, but less topical or confrontational.