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jabberwocking.com
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| | | | | The COP26 climate conference in Glasgow has been a failure. There have been a few agreements here and there, but nothing very impressive for a conference that was supposedly | |
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walkearth.org
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| | | | | Of Time and A River I know the Colorado River where it flows through canals across sweltering fields of lettuce, and where it runs under highways, past skyscrapers and homes. It spreads over shallows where it rises into a cerulean sky to join with clouds. Yet, the ghost of another river abides here, too. My... | |
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www.theremake.org
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| | | | | Ben Mardell and Amos Blanton Politically, 2026 has started as a continuation of 2025, only darker. Amidst the chaos, we worry that attention to the climate crisis is being lost. So we begin the year with a reminder about the science of climate change. This science, along with the reality | |
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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,... | ||
