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Here is the updated global CO₂ annual growth rate (in ppm). This is the "first derivative" of the annualized global Keeling curve, taking into account the half-life of CO₂. We continue to go in the wrong direction & fast.
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BREAKING: New report reveals pensions are the quiet culprits of climate chaos, with just 14 pensions investing nearly $82 billion in fossil fuels. Time to #divest for a climate safe future. @climatepensions @standearth Read the report bit.ly/QuietCulprit
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Month-to-date high temp anomalies are already running >15°F above avg across much of the CONUS and we really haven't gotten to the torch pattern yet.
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Replying to @EclecticRadical
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We’ve used 2/3 of Earths high quality non-renewable energy and materials. What might we aspire to with the remaining ~1/3? #3rdWish
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Indigenous leader @WinonaLaduke says grassroots activism and electoral politics can both play a role in social movements. "Change happens in every arena. Let us make that change," she says.
Watch our 25th anniversary special live: democracynow.org/live/celebr…
Winona LaDuke on how to effect change
Longtime Indigenous activist Winona LaDuke says people have the power to effect change.
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It's really striking that in all the research I'm reading right now on CDR and net zero and residual emissions, never once is the possibility raised that, maybe, industrial activity should be paused until we figure out how to run it without making global heating worse.
1/n
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#OTD in 1865, the 13th amendment was ratified.
But make no mistake: slavery in the form of prison labor still exists to this day.
It’s time to #EndTheException that allows slavery to persist as prison labor. Pass the #AbolitionAmendment
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When I talk about the climate crisis am talking about myself.This is where my mother works from, see how much they are loosing and the risk of me and my siblings not going to school 😭. How long am I supposed to stay in this anxiety? How can I adapt to this mental torture? 😭
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If this is the scale of damage at 1.1ºC of warming, imagine what it will look like if we shoot past the 1.5ºC limit 🥴
And that's the road we're on, unless big banks follow the science: STOP funding fossil fuels.
Send Canada's #FossilBanks a message >> act.gp/3DCOwcN
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Replying to @Pythago38919500
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"People who enjoyed the finest free education system in the world decided their own children and grandchildren would be better off attending university while moonlighting as baristas or sex workers, then starting their professional lives weighted by student debt."
—David Graeber
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Whether fossil fuels, nuclear weapons or plastic, the US is the number one danger to life on Earth.
washingtonpost.com/climate-e…
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Burning trees is not a climate solution
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Three Decades of Climate Mitigation
What have we achieved?
* 60% rise in fossil CO₂ emissions
* Half of all fossil CO₂ emitted (since 1990)
* Developed countries dominate CO₂ emissions per person
Read why... annualreviews.org/doi/full/1…
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DEBUT Season 7 Assange Countdown to Freedom
Hail to the Whistleblower
Guests
Ellsberg @DanielEllsberg
Rowley @ColeenRowley
Kiriakou @JohnKiriakou
assangecountdowntofreedom.co…
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Dr Alex Penson, one of our brave XR scientists, on the front line at the Amazon depot in Dartford #MakeAmazonPay #BlackFriday
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A very emotional event @ScienceMuseum Lates: business as usual in the background while the museum's sponsors, @Shell, Adani, BP & Equinor are fuelling the #ClimateCrisis.
Inspired by @liberatetate’s “Human Cost” performance at @tate when it was sponsored by @bp_UK.
#FossilFuels
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IPCC 1.5C report: "Rates of human-driven change far exceed the rates of change driven by geophysical forces in the past. Even abrupt geophysical events do not approach current rates of human-driven change." An astonishing fact that we've been told is just the normal way of things



























