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The climate movement was built for a world before climate change—it’s time for a new approach

The climate movement was built for a world before climate change—it’s time for a new approach We need a mass movement that can deal with climate disasters by training people to both protect and mobilize their communities. We are past the point where “stopping” climate change is really possible. With global temperature rise already above […]

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A Review of “The Production of Money” and Reflection on the Climate Movement

A Review of “The Production of Money” and Reflection on the Climate Movement “…over the past few months the IMF has been sending warning signals about the state of the global economy. There are a bunch of different macroeconomic developments that signal we could be entering into another crisis or recession in the near future. One […]

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Climate Strange

Climate Strange The eco-obsessed often get labeled as weirdos — even by their peers. Weird, however, is looking better and better. Alec Mitchell doesn’t like praise for what he’s doing. Not for loaning out reusable coffee mugs at farmers markets, nor running a compost collection service on a bike, nor renting out dishware at events […]

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The state of the climate movement

The state of the climate movement This is the text of a talk I gave today at Save the Children as part of their #changehistory series, organised by Campaigns Director (and fellow GlobalDashboard contributor) Kirsty McNeill. Kirsty’s opening talk in the series is here; see also @changehistory on Twitter. I. It’s the afternoon of 28 June 1988. NASA […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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