Tom Moyer

@tommoyerut.bsky.social

Defiant positivity. Decency & integrity over partisanship. #PrinciplesFirst. Utah Citizens’ Climate Lobby. EOD robotics engineer & former science educator. Utah.

Tunnels, bridges, power lines, small hydro - infrastructure central 🇳🇴 This is about a $50 million dollar tunnel serving a small surf town with about 20 permanent residents. Trollfjord I hydro is 3.2 MW, 178m head, 61% CF. It’s easy when you have mountains and lots of rainfall. 🔌💡

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From me and Bethany Kanten in the Park Record, on positive climate advocacy. 🔌💡 “Joy isn’t naive. It is how movements grow. Joy doesn’t mean ignoring loss or pretending the stakes aren’t high. It means refusing to let despair be the organizing principle.” www.parkrecord.com/2026/03/18/r...

Reasons for joy - Park Record

"There is progress to celebrate and work to be done. As we look forward, here are four reasons to make 2026 the year of Joy for climate work."

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Thank you to Rep. Clancy, Senator Curtis, and Congressman Kennedy for a great event at BYU tonight. Fun to see all the students lined to talk to Rep. Clancy afterwards.

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The bad news: “corruption, brutality, and casual disregard for the law.” The good news: “a glimmer of hope that many institutions and processes appear far more resistant to takeover than those that have crumbled underfoot elsewhere.”

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Sam Freedman@samfr.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Very good piece by @jburnmurdoch.ft.com.... The US under Trump 2.0 has shifted towards authoritarianism as record speed but unlike other examples (e.g. Putin, Orban) it's happened by bypassing institutions rather than permanently corrupting them... www.ft.com/content/b474...

That’s equivalent to the volume of a Deer Creek Reservoir each year. Or you can think of it as 6% of the state’s consumptive water use. We’re not done, but this is a big deal. If we’re going to refill the lake before the Olympics, we need a couple of interventions at this scale each year.

The Salt Lake Tribune@sltrib.com · 6mo ago

Utah has successfully bid to seize control of the defunct US Magnesium plant, and it plans to donate the massive volume of water it evaporated each year to benefit the Great Salt Lake. https://www.sltrib.com/news/environment/2026/01/27/utah-buys-bankrupt-us-magnesium 

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