As philanthropy grows its efforts to contribute to methane reductions, three next steps are critical: 1. Methane efforts work hand in hand with a just transition away from fossil fuels 2. Funding decisions are informed by the field 3. More funds flow! https://t.co/rsBLhckQbs

This is the “methane moment.” There is no solution to climate change that doesn’t involve a drastic reduction of all pollutants. Read our latest blog about our current methane moment, how we got here, and what needs to come next on our website: https://t.co/rsBLhckQbs

A new op-ed by #Water partner @txwater's @jenw_austin highlights how water reuse & other #OneWater strategies help balance development w/ protecting our overburdened water resources. https://t.co/UsEMreYbsF

In a new blog, Pisces President David Beckman and Climate and Energy Program Officer Fanta Kamakaté share about the "methane moment" that we are in and how our partners paved the way. https://t.co/0vDa8jL838

During #COP26, Pisces & 20+ foundations committed $300M+ to reduce methane emissions. Shout out to our stellar partners Energy Foundation China, Methane Partners Campaign,@CATF,@Earthworks,@GreenLatinos,@Oxfam,@WRI & @EDF for driving us forward on methane! https://t.co/0vDa8jL838

RT @DiverseGreen: "You might be wondering, why does Green 2.0 release this data, year after year? Because the importance of data transparen…

Transparency is an important step toward accountability and real change. Check out the new @DiverseGreen 2021 Transparency Report Card to learn how enviro foundations value equity: https://t.co/p6JgETExJY https://t.co/PGsCivZFkg