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We Don't Have Time is launching in the US and you are invited! Join us on December 2 for a live broadcast from #Capitol Hill, to talk about how we all can help tackle the #climatecrisis. 🗓️ Dec 2, 19:45 CET/1:45 pm EST Check out the program and register ⤵️ https://lnkd.in/d2-n97B3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeJ5iQgVIKM
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Jenny Jones (House of Lords): “In his book Gerald ... reveals the power of the denial machine of the energy-industrial complex. I have watched Gerald in awe for years while he bats away Climate Deniers and this book will help us all to do the same” https://www.routledge.com/Climate-Denial-in-American-Politics-ClimateBrawl/Kutney/p/book/9781032592794
Climate Denial in American Politics: #ClimateBrawl
Climate Denial in American Politics is a detailed examination of the rise within American politics of climate denialism, the counter movement which challenges the accepted science of climate change. Organized by the administration of an American president from Roosevelt to Biden, this book provides an unprecedented account of climate denial within both the White House and Congress, and the ‘climate brawls’ that followed: a rebuke to discredit the climate denier, their propaganda, and their s
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All major polluting industries engage in the same tactics. Read my latest article for The Empathy Project on denial in animal agriculture: https://www.theempathyproject.co.uk/magazine/why-no-one-talks-about-animal-agriculture
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Frogs play a very important role in the ecosystem as insect killer and when they disappear the use of toxic pesticides increases, hence frog Legs trade has direct consequences not only for the frogs themselves, but for biodiversity and ecosystem health, and that's why over 500 researchers, conservationists and vets have warned that the excessive and exploitative of consumption of frog Legs in France is endangering species in Asia and this could lead to irreversible Extinction of the species. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/mar/09/france-appetite-for-frogs-legs-endangers-species-in-asia-say-campaigners
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Collaboration between researchers, conservationists, and policymakers is crucial in addressing this issue and finding solutions to protect biodiversity 💯
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This is alarming! love of frog legs by France should not push these species to extinction. Those legs can be used to enhance healthy ecosystem still by controlling insects.
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The way the legs are harvested is also very cruel-
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Do you know the 🇪🇺 EU Climate Pact? 💚 Let me tell you about my new role as a European Union Climate Pact Ambassador led by the European Commission. What is a 🐝 EU Climate Pact Ambassador? We empower communities to become net zero. The EU Climate Pact goal is to reduce 55% greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and 100% by 2050. https://climate-pact.europa.eu/index_en What is my role as an 🇪🇺💚 Ambassador? The European Union is the place of Europeans, and we are supposed to connect civil society challenges & solutions with the EU commission to enhance the adaptability for a social, environmental, and just transition for all 27 countries of the European Union. 🐝 In 2024 I will share solutions & inspiration. You can participate in online events and join collaborative surveys in World for Climate App, We don't have time, Instagram & LinkedIn. Just follow my profile to join. 🤝🏼 Take action! Reduce emissions. Work in sustainability jobs. Participate in community actions. Vote for climate action 🇪🇺🗳 June 9th 2024 Follow @ourplanet_eu on Instagram for more. #EUClimatePact #MyWorldOurPlanet
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Together we will beat green house emissions.#climateaction
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It will be a work well done if we all collaborate to end green house emission. We shall bear the fruit of our great work.
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@chris_ndungu I completely agree with you together we are the solution
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Let's work together for a greener future! #EUClimatePact #ClimateAction
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🌟 Save the date! Join us on March 7 for a new edition of #BOLD, a global virtual event hosted by Women and Climate for International Women's Day. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lbu1TbHAG68 Let's talk #women-centric leadership, #degrowth, #biodiversity, #equity, climate justice, #displacement, women's health and more! 💪 Get the chance to hear from experts, climate leaders, and scientists such as Jojo Mehta, Michelle Li, Sherri Goodman, Marie-Claire Graf, Frances Fuller, Asha Natalia Maharaj, Stacy A. Swann, Leslie F. and Homara Choudhary. 🌍💚 📆 March 7 / 10.30 EST Check out the program and register: https://www.wedonthavetime.org/events/bold2024
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I am very much looking forward to this!
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Looking forward to this!
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Ingmar Rentzhog
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Climate Change Performance Index 2024 🌍 Top 5 1. 🚫 Nobody 2. 🚫 Nobody 3. 🚫 Nobody 4. 🇩🇰 Denmark 5. 🇪🇪 Estonia Bottom 5 63. 🇷🇺 Russia 64. 🇰🇷 South Korea 65. 🇦🇪 UAE 66. 🇮🇷 Iran 67. 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia Other Notables 7. 🇮🇳 India 16. 🇪🇺 EU 20. 🇬🇧 UK 23. 🇧🇷 Brazil 36. 🇮🇩 Indonesia 51. 🇨🇳 China 57. 🇺🇸 USA 58. 🇯🇵 Japan 62 🇨🇦 Canada The Climate Change Performance Index (CCPI) is an independent monitoring tool that tracks the climate protection performance of 63 countries and the EU. No country performs well enough in all categories to achieve an overall “very high” rating in the index. Therefore, the first 3 ranks in the overall ranking remain empty. Read more: https://ccpi.org/downloads/
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Denmark has done very well but in the same respect they don't count as super polluters. What are the leading polluters doing?
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A big thumbs up to Denmark and all the top countries putting in immense efforts to mitigate climate change
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Big ups to Denmark for this exemplary performance. Other countries need to emulate Denmark in the fight against climate change. Together we can.
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We Don't Have Time
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The very first Stockholm Climate Week is over. 20 million viewers and over 2500 people joined us from SPACE Arena during the week. We brought you four days of climate solutions, willingness, dedication, and human ingenuity. The solutions for massive emissions reductions are available and affordable, but they need scaling up - fast. We need honesty, transparency, and serious finance and policy to make this happen in time. 🎬 Click on the days and content you want to rewatch below. April 18: Stockholm Climate Week – Food & Agriculture https://youtu.be/-XJ6K4sPWyc April 19: Stockholm Climate Week – Energy & Security https://youtu.be/61bwsSqheBc April 20: Stockholm Climate Week – Exponential Solutions https://youtu.be/vOskr-dtwz4 April 22: Stockholm Climate Week – Earth Day Join us for 4 days of live climate broadcasting leading up to #EarthDay 2023 🌍 Read the full program: https://wedonthavetime.org/stockholmclimateweek
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Feel free to discuss the broadcast in this comment field. You can ask questions to the speakers by writing their names first in the comment.
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To Johan Falk. I'd like the We Don't Have Time people to forward an email from me to you re Exponential governance. This might be where we take two similar models of governance - polycentricity (associated with the Ostrom Workshop community of scholars and practitioners) and Stafford Beer's Viable Systems Model (VSM) associated with the Metasphorum community - and combine them in such a way as to build on the strengths of each. To this end I'm starting to form a bridge between the two communities and recently I made contact with Paul Dragos Aligica who's a heavy in the Ostrom Workshop and who's keen to promote cybernetics, known to the Ostroms and the backbone of the VSM. Thanks, Brian Lederer.
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I can't wait for this
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Counting down.
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NOAH Conference is the "#COP" for startups and investments. It's where the action is! NOAH Zurich is a 2-day conference hosting 250+ high-profile startups presenting to an audience of digital investors, family offices, corporates, and impact-driven organizations. The key objective is to fund sustainable tech solutions and empower collaboration within the natural capital ecosystem. Markets include: Conservation, KPI Systems, Carbon Markets, ESG Ratings, Recycling, Construction, Transportation, Education, Healthcare, Energy, Agriculture, Food, and Water, as well as Fair Finance. Today, with climate change threatening our planet and society, the number of startups that are digital, sustainable, and on a profitability path has finally reached critical mass. Therefore, our NOAH mission has expanded. Next to our digital growth companies, we now also include curated solutions for natural ecosystem protection and CO2 reduction. We Don't Have Time founder Ingmar Rentzhog is one of the speakers. Join us there (virtual or in-person). All We Don't Have Time members have a special ticket price. Use WDHT20 when you register. Read more: https://www.noah-conference.com/ Book ticket: https://noah.swoogo.com/noah-conference-zurich-2022/register?code=WDHT20 https://youtu.be/hhazff4Asb0
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I am looking forward to this great event. Very nice
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This will be a central meeting for all impact investors and companies! Don´t Miss it
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Looking forward to hearing more from this year's edition!
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COP27 Climate Hub! It’s a wrap! Thanks to our fantastic partners, we reached a new record of over 50 million viewers together during COP27. That is 3.5 times more than COP26, where we had 15 million viewers! Curious about how it was behind the scenes? Enjoy this short film shot on the last day at #cop27. Besides these statistics, parts of the content were also broadcasted via European Broadcast Union to thousands of TV stations worldwide and via our media partners platforms such as LinkedIn, EarthX TV, Bloomberg Green, NowThis, Mongabay and many many others. Over 75 000 We Don't Have Time members from more than 140 countries subscribed to our daily COP27 newsletter and were accessing the COP27 Climate Hub, where all content is still available for free --> https://WeDontHaveTime.org/cop27 Big shout out to our main partners Ericsson, UNDP, Global Commons Alliance, Business Sweden, and Exponential Roadmap Initiative and our amazing media partners Twitter, LinkedIn, Spotify, European Broadcasting Union (EBU), EarthxTV, MongabayBloomberg Green, NowThis, GreenBiz Group. And all our speakers, partners, and colleagues working behind the scenes that made this happen! THANK YOU! https://youtu.be/oDim3lRekmI
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It was truly a great success💚 Thanks to all who made it possible
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Nordic countries should take the lead on climate financing and push laggard EU member states, too!!!
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No more blah blah... We need more action than words
Denys Zarubin
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Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra wins Eurovision amid Russia's invasion. Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra won the Eurovision Song Contest in Italy on Sunday, riding a wave of popular support for the war-ravaged nation amid Russia's invasion.
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Are you joining ? Under the motto "Lights out for a living planet" you can also speak out for more efforts in climate and species protection! Simply switch off the lights for 1 hour on 26 March from 20:30 and set an example. We will do so ❤️
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Will do!
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Ingmar Rentzhog
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More than 4 000 companies, investors, cities, regions, and financial and educational institutions from all over the world have joined the UN Race To Zero and committed to net-zero emissions. These actors cover nearly 25 percent of global CO2 emissions and over 50 percent of the global GDP. In the EU, more than half of the region’s electricity now comes from renewable sources, the whole auto industry is going electric, and in most parts of the world, energy from wind and solar is now cheaper than coal. This means we are now entering a new economic paradigm, leaving the fossil fuel-based economy behind, and shifting towards renewables. It’s happening quickly, and it’s happening now. In 2021, renewables accounted for 90 percent of all power capacity expansion globally, and this number is expected to rise in the coming years. And just like renewables are expanding – so is We Don’t Have Time. When I wrote my New Year’s letter exactly one year ago, We Don’t Have Time had 25 000 members. Today, we are a community of more than 60 000 – a diverse group of academics, business leaders, investors, policy-makers, activists, journalists, and engaged consumers from more than 140 nations. This diversity is our strength. We bring together everyone who wants to be part of solving the climate crisis, and together we create, spread, and share climate reviews, climate solutions, scientific findings, and other climate-related content to more than 50 million on social media each month. We have grown our partners from 50 to 160 during the year, and the newcomers range from super interesting startups and NGOs, to big global actors like Volvo, Logitech, SSAB, and Scania. We have expanded internationally, and I am proud that we now have offices and local representations on three continents; Stockholm for Europe, Nairobi for Africa, and Washington DC for North America. Looking ahead, I would say the most important thing that needs to happen in 2022 is to get rid of fossil-fuel subsidies. According to a recent analysis by the International Monetary Fund, these direct and indirect subsidies combined amounts to $11 million per minute? That’s $5,9 trillion per year – equal to 6 percent of our global GDP. So at a time when every single dime would need to be invested in climate solutions, our world leaders are still handing out 36 times more subsidies to fossil-fuels than to renewables. Due to successful lobbying and huge financial interest, these subsidies have managed to stay below the radar for decades. But in 2021 things started to change, and I’m proud to say that you and our community played an important role in this. Just a few days before the start of the UN Climate Conference COP26, We Don’t Have Time was an official partner to the United Nations Development Program, UNDP, launching the #DontChooseExtinction campaign, urging our world leaders to phase out fossil subsidies as soon as possible. In a humorous, yet serious, way, the campaign illustrated the absurdity of the subsidies in a well-produced 2:30 minute short film. It turned out to be a huge success. The video, released in 38 languages, has so far been viewed by more than 800 million people globally. It has had over 3 000 media mentions in 98 countries, and a potential reach of 4,7 billion unique readers and viewers. But we didn’t stop there. At the UN Climate Conference in Glasgow, We Don’t Have Time put a never-ending spotlight on these subsidies by having a huge counter on stage during each of our daily live broadcasts. Minute-by-minute, day-by-day, we continued to count up the amount of money spent on fossil fuel subsidies since the start of the conference. And, at the final moment of COP26, an important battle was finally won. For the first time ever, fossil-fuel subsidies made it into the final document. A few weeks later the European Council agreed on a proposal to phase out reduced VAT rates or exemptions on fossil fuels and other goods with a similar impact on greenhouse gas emissions, no later than 2030. It’s a start. But not nearly enough. As long as our governments keep spending more money on those destroying the planet than on those trying to save it, it will be very difficult to transform to a fossil-free economy in time. My New Year’s resolution is therefore this: I will never stop talking about fossil fuel subsidies until they are gone. Does this sound good? Then maybe you would like to help us spread the message. A good way to do this is by doing the following: Recruit two new members, have them download the We Don't Have Time app, and encourage them to recruit their friends. That is how you can help us continue to grow our community exponentially. Show your friends the QR code below. I would like to end this letter by giving you all a big climate love💚. Without every one of you contributing almost nothing would have been possible to achieve. I look forward to seeing you on the platform next year as well. Together we are the solution to the climate crisis — and the time to act is now! With the best wishes for 2022! PS. Do you want to join our team? We are recruiting more partnership managers, read more and apply here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LxvH5OYhrzM
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Great summary of WDHT's how far so far; Indeed, there is strength in diversity. More giant strides. Happy 2022!
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It’s absolutely essential to celebrate big wins. Much progress has been reached in 2021, and gives a good base to work from in 2022. Onward!
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Happy New year! Glad to read such a deep message to all of us! The results indicates the power of many! Truly the time to act is now,all of us collectively! Best wishes 2022 to all of us!
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Peter Kamau
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Investment opportunities come in a variant of choices and for many years individuals and institutions like the banks and other corporations have identified the fossil fuels field as a major investment hub with remarkable returns. However with the climate change outcry with a huge blame lying squarely on pollution emanating from the fossil fuels,the narrative has been cornered to change despite heavy resistance and sluggishness from egocentric parties who are still subsidizing fossil fuels and even objecting the laws, regulations and policies that would help speed up the end of the "golden though not so golden" opportunity. Cop26 was a much anticipated summit to at least provide a to the end of fossil fuel era but it still seems like the war is far from over. However Standard Chattered bank is at the fore front to shifting investments to green energy as financing is of essence to realization of lowering the carbon emissions.The move is applausable for the bank is emerging as a leader in fossil fuel divestment. "Helping the transition to net zero is a key pillar of Standard Chartered’s strategy, with a commitment to support up to USD35 billion of clean technology and renewable projects by the end of 2024. Activity so far underscores how keen investors are to be involved. Between January 2020 and the end of this year, Standard Chartered will have completed 10 power deals across MENA – eight of them for renewables." https://www.sc.com/en/feature/capturing-opportunities-in-the-race-for-renewable-energy-in-mena/?utm_source=iit&utm_medium=bloomberg&utm_campaign=300x250_static_Generic_Panel12-EnergyInMena_NG_EN_ws&dclid=CjkKEQiA-eeMBhC71ILy09Ckip4BEiQAcAa5UZ9QkkcbvNDi8a_v8F7Sxymdrkzp0X1sr8uPnyPhIcTw_wcB
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Dear peter kamau Thank you for getting your climate love to level 2! We have reached out to Standard Chartered and requested a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! /Adam We Don't Have Time
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There will always be something unexpected everyday Auspicious article peter
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Muhammad Fahd Khan
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Kathy Hochul, the first female governor of New York State has involved academic institutions, community leaders, and industry representatives for a collaborative study of the impacts climate change would have on New York. The Assessment will provide a credible, science-based analysis of what to expect from climate change in New York under various scenarios. About 80 individuals of 60 differnt organizations will be involved in making of this study that will help residents, businesses, and decision makers plan better and be prepared for the impacts of climate change on systems and infrastructure. The study will include: 1. Up-to-date projections of future climate conditions in New York State; 2. In-depth economic impact assessments; 3. A peer-reviewed technical report on impacts and adaptation strategies; and summaries & other materials designed for use by particular audiences. Read: https://www.governor.ny.gov/news/governor-hochul-announces-launch-multi-year-study-explore-how-climate-change-affects-new-york
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Dear Muhammad Fahd Khan Thank you for getting your Climate Love to level 2! We have reached out to Kathy Hochul and requested a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! /Sarah We Don't Have Time
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Serious and oftentimes irreparable harm follows from flooding tbe byproduct of neglect and denial of immediate urgency of the climate crisis impacts our environment s and backyards; serious sustainable and renewables roadmap now
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Muhammad Fahd Khan
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Siemens is setting up its Wunsiedel green hydrogen plant, a facility which will produce 1,350 tons of hydrogen annually from renewable energy. The plant is scheduled to begin operation in the summer of 2022, aims to offset carbon dioxide production by 13,500 tons per year. With an electrical capacity of 8.75MW, this hydrogen power plants will provide power to parts of Germany and Czech Republic. Read: https://press.siemens.com/global/en/pressrelease/siemens-build-one-germanys-largest-carbon-free-hydrogen-generation-plants-wunsiedel Image: https://sie.ag/3B0iTJj
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Dear Muhammad Fahd Khan Thank you for getting your climate love to level 2! We have reached out to Siemens and requested a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! /Adam We Don't Have Time
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Connor Lascelles
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Barratt Homes are one of the biggest house builders in the UK. In 2019 they built 17,579 homes. With great power comes great responsibility 🕸 How can Barratt use this power for good? One way is to integrate permaculture into the design of our living spaces. By aligning a house to face south, we are able to cut the energy usage from heating and cooling by 50%. This, alongside building standards like Passivhaus, can help us make our homes more energy efficient. It is important to note that the optimal orientation depends on whether you live in the northern or southern hemisphere. This video does a great job at explaining the details. By accompanying these building methods with rainwater harvesting and community farming we can improve climate resilience, reduce resource use and improve the health and wellbeing of the community. I’d love to see Barratt Homes adopting some of these methods. It would play a massive part in their Race To Zero and it will provide case studies for other companies to follow. Solutions exist, we now need to cooperate and implement them before it is too late. Let's get this to over 100 agrees so that We Don’t Have Time can reach out to them for a response. Let's start a climate dialogue with Barratt Homes! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9R-fAc0wl10
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Dear Connor Lascelles Thank you for getting your climate idea to level 2! We have reached out to Barratt Homes and requested a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! /Adam We Don't Have Time
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That looked great. Access to the road is still necessary, which seemed a little awkward in his designs later in the video and it's a very US-style housing development (grid-based). Solar panels should be included by default with houses, as should good insulation and ground or air-sourced heat pumps.
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Enablesus
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📲 Cyber Monday is the biggest online retail day of the year, so how #sustainable are online retailers? 💚 Use Enablesus to find out about the #sustainability of some of the leading online retailers in Europe and North American... such as @Amazon, @Zalando, @Walmart, @John_Lewis_Partnership, @Target, @ASOS ...etc. 🔍 Search for the sustainability of brands on Enablesus. NOTE: Enablesus has no commercial affiliation with the brands mentioned in this post, and all related sustainability information of the brands on Enablesus is gained from public sources. https://youtu.be/cvtx5JfRKgQ #sustainablebusiness #retail #cybermonday #cybermonday2021 #sustainabilityreporting #esgreporting #onlineretail #onlineretailers
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Sarah Chabane
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Today is the last day to watch the films of the 2021 edition of the Climate Crisis Film Festival! If you haven't done it already, create an account and explore the vast selection of the CCFF for free. There are some real pearls in the selection from countries or peoples whose voices are often not heard but are the first victims of the climate crisis. Very short films such as Matagi Mālohi: Strong Winds, showing in three minutes the extreme vulnerability of the people living in small pacific islands. Longer ones such as The Dry Years, that illustrates the impact of the lack of rain on goat-keepers in Chile, threatening their subsistence. Or longer features like Gather picturing indigenous Native Americans using food sovereignty as a way to reclaim their cultural identity. I like the diversity of the selections and the space given to women and indigenous peoples in the festival's programme quite a unique programme. And I wish I had more time to watch them all! Watch out, you might shed some tears. Access the film festival here: https://www.climatecrisisff.co.uk/program Photo: Mar y Cielo by Roberto and Juan Pablo Zamora, a carbon neutral film.
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Thank you for this 💚💚
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I think everyone should plant a tree
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Michael Wolff
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This is now the big question: What does it take for all of humanity to • wake up; • recognize and accept that global warming is now posing a near-term existential threat; • come together united as one; • reverse, capture, and store carbon emissions; and • radically transform our lifestyles and our relationships with each other and with the planet.? The next big question: Can we achieve the above if we remain in the same consciousness within which we created the problem in the first place? My understanding is that, according to Einstein, we cannot solve a problem with the same thinking within which we created it. If this is true and we wish to survive rapidly accelerating global warming, do we first need to address the following? What does it take to help trigger a radical transformation in both individual and collective consciousness within the next few years? In other words, to solve this existential crises, do we need to radically transform our way of thinking? Can we hope to be able to resolve this crisis if we stay in the same consciousness within which we created it? The next big question: If a radical transformation of both individual and collective consciousness is a prerequisite for our survival, how do we achieve this in the very short time that we have available? My work is about helping individuals to make a radical transformation of consciousness in the shortest possible time. Please contact me if you would like to explore further. Thanks. Michael Wolff Freedom Within Email mwolff@freedomwithin.org l Mob +44 (0) 7788 870262 l Skype michaelwolff Web www.freedomwithin.org Overview https://freedomwithin.org/twelve-steps-to-heaven-on-earth-overview/ Clear Your Blocks https://freedomwithin.org/programs/clear-blocks/ Heal Your Core Wound https://freedomwithin.org/programs/heal-core-wound/ Quantum Shift Facilitator Program https://freedomwithin.org/programs/quantum-shift-facilitator-program/ Amazon eBook Freedom Within: From Fear to Love - Heal the World by Healing Yourself
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The petrol and diesel engine should be phased out,. That means buying or recycling such engines, the world will cooperate if we render petrol and diesel irrelevant and buy the 'manual engine'.
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I posted earlier this week about Gravitas Carbotura and Bio-Graphene™ and wanted to unpack the application of just one of the many uses of this incredible super material. McKinsey & Company estimates a $70 billion market for graphene #semiconductors by 2030. #Graphene is, among other applications, being regarded as a potential replacement material for silicon, which has begun to show its age in face of extremely rapid technological progress, states their recent article. We are seeing a #semiconductorshortage exacerbating global supply chain issues and geopolitical risks. This issue will be top of mind in the coming "Great Re-Tooling." Bio-Graphene™ has a lot of promise for additional applications: batteries, super capacitors, advanced alloys, Concrete, anti-corrosion coatings and paints, efficient and precise sensors, faster and efficient electronics, flexible displays, efficient solar panels, faster DNA sequencing, drug delivery, and more. Bio-Graphite™ have properties that can be put to use in industrial applications such as high-temperature lubricants, brushes for electrical motors, and friction materials. Graphite is also used in pencils, steel manufacturing and in electronics such as smart phones. Perhaps its most important application is the lithium-ion battery, where graphite ranks above even lithium as the key ingredient. There is actually 10 to 30 times more graphite than lithium in a lithium-ion battery. Instead of pit mining Graphene and Graphite, Gravitas Carbotura mines it from the Carbon in our atmosphere using agri-mining in our zero waste, closed loop, negative emissions system at industrial scale! #nanotechnology #sustainability #future #investing #gravitasinfinitum #innovation https://www.graphenea.com/blogs/graphene-news/mckinsey-estimates-a-70-billion-market-for-graphene-semiconductors-in-2030
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Best to avoid the word "mining" though? - it has bad and misleading connotations in both the rock and the bitcoin context. Synthesis? Capture?
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Prime Computer
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𝗖𝗔𝗡 𝗔 𝗦𝗨𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗜𝗡𝗔𝗕𝗟𝗘 𝗠𝗜𝗡𝗜-𝗣𝗖 𝗕𝗘𝗖𝗢𝗠𝗘 𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗡𝗘𝗫𝗧 🦄 𝗢𝗡 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗗𝗨𝗖𝗧 𝗛𝗨𝗡𝗧? Dear We Don't Have Time community, we need your help! Help us raise awareness of sustainable IT hardware by upvoting our 100% climate-neutral mini-PC, the PrimeMini 5, on Product Hunt today! With your upvote, you will help us in our mission to make climate-neutral IT hardware even better known. We got featured by a hunter on Product Hunt, an upvote-based site, similar to Reddit, where community members submit and vote for their favorite products. 10% of all energy and 4% of all carbon emissions worldwide come from the information and communications technology industry! With our sustainable IT solutions, we want to transform the ICT industry and contribute to a greener future. Our goal is to be among the Top 3 products of the day. Be an active #gamechanger and raise awareness for Green-IT solutions by following these easy steps: ➡️Visit Product Hunt, here: www.producthunt.com ➡️Type "PrimeMini 5" in the search bar ➡️Click "Upvote" A big “Thank You” goes out to everyone who votes and makes a positive impact for our planet. Your #TeamPC
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Done! I had to type "PrimeMini i5" instead of "PrimeMini 5" 😊
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Thank you so much Connor, yeah, our team is already checking, if we can have that changed. Since it's a feature by a hunter, we can't change it ourselves. Dang :p Thanks for letting us know, and thank you so much for voting for us! Fingers crossed we make it into the TOP 3, that would be amazing. We need all help we can get!
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Done!
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Think Climate Change Is Messy? Wait Until Geoengineering (Stratospheric Aerosol Injection). The Dangers of a Quick Fix Someone's bound to hack the atmosphere to cool the planet. So we urgently need more research on the consequences, says climate scientist Kate Ricke. Here’s the thing about the stratosphere, the region between six and 31 miles up in the sky: If you really wanted to, you could turn it pink. Or green. Or what have you. If you sprayed some colorant up there, stratospheric winds would blow the material until it wrapped around the globe. After a year or two, it would fade, and the sky would go back to being blue. Neat little prank. This is the idea behind a solar geoengineering technique known as stratospheric aerosol injection, only instead of a pigment, engineers would spray a sulfate that bounces some of the sun’s radiation back into space, an attempt at cooling the planet. It’s the same principle behind a supervolcano loading the stratosphere with aerosols and blocking out the sun. And it, too, would rely on those winds distributing the material evenly. “If you do it in one place, it's going to affect the whole planet,” says climate scientist Kate Ricke, who studies the intersection of geoengineering, human behavior, and economics at Scripps Institution of Oceanography. “Not just because you've cooled down and changed the global energy balance, but because the particles spread out.” While it’s not likely that someone will colorize the atmosphere anytime soon, it's getting increasingly likely that someone will decide it’s time for stratospheric aerosol injection. Emissions are not declining at anywhere near the rate needed to keep global temperatures from rising 1.5 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels, and the climate crisis is worsening. But the science isn’t ready. This anthropogenic geoengineering might trigger unintended effects, like droughts in certain regions and massive storms in others. Plus, if engineers abruptly stopped spraying aerosols in the atmosphere, temperatures would swing back to where they started, potentially imperiling crops and species. Still, stratospheric aerosol injection would be fairly cheap. And there’s nothing stopping countries from unilaterally deciding to spray their airspace, even though those materials would ultimately spread around the globe. “I just have a hard time seeing with the economics of it how it doesn't happen,” says Ricke. “To me, that means that it's really urgent to do more research.” WIRED sat down with Ricke to talk about the allure and potential pitfalls of geoengineering, what makes it so politically perilous, and how scientists can make sense of it—for the good of humanity and the planet. The conversation has been condensed and edited for clarity. https://www.wired.com/story/think-climate-change-is-messy-wait-until-geoengineering/
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Sulfates should not be added to the air! They form into acids with hydrogen causing acidification of seas and freshwaters.
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We already know what to do without resorting to such drastic solutions. Bearing in mind that everything humanity has interfered with has had drastic consequences . Stop burning fossil fuels, reduce consumerism, regenerate the ecosystems, draw down carbon and sequestering it deep under ground. Otherwise the very people and industries will just see it as a green light to continue with their short sighted business as usual wealth increasing ways.
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"After a year or two, it would fade" - actually, ultra-fine particles, like a colorant, may stay up in the stratosphere for possibly millions of years. At such altitudes the effect of gravity is negligible compared to the lifting effect of the wind keeping the particles airborne. This same effect has already been demonstrated by the Carbon Layer, caused by airplanes emissions, at much lower altitudes. The same effect is also a concern scientists have wih the rise of civilian spaceflight calling it "worse than geoengineering." https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.space.com/amp/environmental-impact-space-tourism-flights
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We desperately need the people of the United States on board. Many of them have no good or reliable source of climate and environment news.
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I'm from the U.S. and I'm on board!