Jeff Gang

@jeffgang.org

More active at @gang@c.im on Mastodon Organizer, climate hawk, nonprofit leader, consultant. Let’s talk about bikes, urbanism, nonviolent direct action, energy transition… Part-time farmer, language nerd, band geek He/him 🇺🇸/🇲🇽/🇳🇱 jeffgang.org

(1/2) The Iran war is a redistribution machine: Big oil profits have shot up to historic highs. Our research shows that 50% of fossil fuel profits go to the richest 1% in the U.S. The rich are the ultimate beneficiaries of the war windfalls.

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THIS IS THE WORLD CUP: a huge spike in carbon emissions from private jets The blue line is 2026 carbon emissions from private jets in and around Atlanta from Jul 13 - 17. The gray band outlines the high and low bands from 2021-2025. Can you find the kickoff time? ⚽🟥 bsky.app/profile/taxp...

Tax Private Jets@taxprivatejets.org · 3w ago

England v. Argentina in Atlanta: private jet carbon emissions ran 𝟭𝟲𝟴% 𝗮𝗯𝗼𝘃𝗲 the region's 5-year average during the same dates Nearly triple. For one match. Tax private jets.

NEW BLOG FOR YOU Google's energy consumption numbers in their new climate report are mind-blowing. 2 years ago they flipped from linear to exponential growth, and their climate impact is blowing out, too. A WILD testament to the obscene bloat and waste of GenAI: ketanjoshi.co/2026/07/01/g...

a chart showing google's rising energy consumption - huge, and rising faster than ever beforea chart showing google's rising energy consumption - huge, and rising faster than ever beforea chart showing google's rising energy consumption - huge, and rising faster than ever beforeGoogle's total energy consumption more than new zealand

In case you missed it, Trump’s been buying and selling HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS in stocks while your costs are through the roof. These are companies whose executives he just brought to China. Absolutely stunning corruption each and every day. Americans deserve better.

Trump trades millions in Nvidia, Apple, Microsoft while promoting companies

Trump traded millions in stocks while promoting companies such as Nvidia, Apple and Microsoft, which critics said raised ethical concerns.

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