Isn't it funny that the same people who are calling us naive for believing change is possible are the ones who believe fossil fuel companies, big polluters and oil producing nations will ”fix” the climate- and ecological crisis with their vague, distant ”net zero” commitments...?
20 DE ENERO DE 2021, 22:26 CET
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World leaders promising to fight the climate crisis with long-term climate goals while continuing to block any measures to reduce emissions. #FightFor1Point5
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My name is Greta Thunberg and I am inviting you to be a part of the solution.
As #ParisAgreement turns 5, our leaders present their 'hopeful' distant hypothetical targets, 'net zero' loopholes and empty promises.
But the real hope comes from the people.
#FightFor1Point5
We are now at ~1.2°C above preindustrial in 2020.
The recent warming trend is 0.15-0.2°C per decade.
Time is clearly running out for a 1.5°C target.
@WMO
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Can we all just admit this: The transformational changes that covid, the economic crisis, police brutality and racial turbulence will force are precisely some of the things Bernie Sanders was talking about but may have sounded too extreme to some just months ago.