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How Man’s Effect On Nature Will Change Your Life
Further musings on the absurd antics of the dominant extant species on the only life-bearing planet known to said species. Continue reading
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Posted in ... wait, what?, balance, Biodiversity, Climate, Communication, Core thought, Culture, Drama, Economics, Education, Energy, Environment, Food, GCD: Global climate disruption, Health, History, News and politics, Phlyarology, Science, Strategy, Water
Tagged AGW, boundaries, Change, climate change, cognitive dissonance, deniers, energy, global warming, perception, risk, stupid
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Global warming, one day at a time
In this video presentation, Dan Gilbert presents four features that threats must have for humans to react to them decisively and instantly. These are: a face violation of moral sensibility clear and present danger fast rate of change We don’t … Continue reading
You’re invited to change the world
Time for action. Sign the pledge.
Posted in Environment, GCD: Global climate disruption, News and politics
Tagged action, activism, AGW, climate change, climate disruption, global warming
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Lies, damn lies and climate deniers
Donald (thanks, Donald) pointed me to a highly illuminating post on Dogs of Doubt, entitled The Politics of Climate Warming. Don’t be fooled by the 2007 datestamp in the ‘Frontline’ PBS video documentary that site links to; although this isn’t … Continue reading
Who started the industrial revolution?
To Chris Huhne Subject Don’t rip up the rules on climate Great Britain is directly responsible for the mess our planet is in because we instigated the industrial revolution. It is our duty to take the lead in correcting the … Continue reading
Posted in GCD: Global climate disruption
Tagged 'common' sense, AGW, climate change, environment, global warming
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Moving Planet update — from Bill McKibben, 350.org
At the end of a day during which I, dishearteningly, saw no sign of Moving Planet other than those that I deliberately sought out, and in which nobody I spoke to had heard of Moving Planet, I’ve received the following … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, News and politics
Tagged activism, AGW, climate change, global warming, sustainability
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Lost in the din
The mass of humanity Upon our planet Earth Is greater than it’s ever been Since civilisation’s birth. Fossil fuels are burning Faster than ever before. We’re only now just learning; Science has been telling us We need to change our … Continue reading
The American Dream has become a nightmare
The most powerful man on the planet is often said to be the President of the United States of America. And yet, where it truly counts, President Barack Obama is powerless. I believe that the 44th US President entered office … Continue reading
Extinction
Courtesy of Moth on New Anthropocene, after David Robertson; The following video is only 40 seconds long. Please watch it. This is a video is of a thylacine, a marsupial tiger; Thylacinus cynocephalus. It is extinct. Habitat destruction, pollution and … Continue reading
Posted in ... wait, what?, balance, Biodiversity, Core thought, crowdsourcing, Culture, Drama, GCD: Global climate disruption, People, Poetry, Strategy, Tributes
Tagged 'common' sense, AGW, climate change, climate disruption, cognition, cognitive dissonance, environment, extinct, extinction, fences, global warming, habituation, injustice, protection, species loss, stupid, sustainability, thylacine
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Are you for mandatory emissions reporting in the UK?
Shamelessly copy-pasted from an email I’ve just received: Last May, inspired by 10:10, David Cameron and Chris Huhne pledged to cut central government carbon emissions by 10% in twelve months. The results were announced today: a 100,000 tonne decrease in … Continue reading
