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unsolicitedfeedback.blog
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| | | | | Climate change is happening now. Record-setting heatwaves, devastating forest fires, intense tropical storms and extreme flooding are no longer distant predictions, they're daily events. In The Climate Book, Swedish environmental activist Geta Thunberg has gathered the expertise of over 100 climate scientists, oceanographers, engineers, economists, philosophers and Indigenous leaders. Each has written a short chapter,... | |
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ecologise.in
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| | | | | This September, Greta Thunberg went on strike and sat on the steps of Sweden's parliament building in Stockholm. Her demand? That the government take radical action on climate change. Since then, this autistic 15-year-old has become the face of climate resistance in Europe. Her motto? "We can't save the world by playing by the rules."... | |
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theglobal.blog
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| | | | | By Urs Luterbacher - Why leading by example sometimes does not pay, and why a return to the principles of the Kyoto Protocol is necessary. | |
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www.nationalpriorities.org
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| | | Theclimate crisisand militarismare two of the most urgent threats we face, and they are deeply connected. Militarism fuelsenvironmental destructionand accelerates climate change, and the climate crisis intensifies conflict and violence. | ||
