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Enlighten, Inspire, Entangle. By securing the sustainability of our planet for future generations, we provide a stable foundation for space colonization.

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1/ The United Kingdom’s latest governmental report on #ClimateChange paints a very bleak picture of the world we must prepare to live in...

Sponsored by @RANDEurope and @UniofExeter, it tells the world everything we need to know about what will happen.

https://t.co/GFsIElzsEF

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All we can say about this is be ready for some serious storms in the coming year. This is most likely going to be the new norm.

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17/ The tasks may seem nearly endless, but they are within reach. You eat an elephant one bite at a time, but mitigating climate change is an elephant that must be eaten. Failure to do so would doom our children to a planet hostile to life itself. We know better, time to show it.

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1/ So the @IPCC_CH SR1.5 set out a list of requirements in 2018 to stabilize the planet. Governments worldwide reacted to the “Best Case Scenario” or lower. Current data says we are on the “Worst Case Scenario” track. See the problem?

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16/ By standing up programs and initiatives now to improve our national infrastructure, it will ensure our coastal communities have a place to flee to. It will also ensure we have the capability to lighten the load on our neighbors as well. This will mitigate armed conflict.

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Hey @elonmusk, for all the talk about a $100M prize for #carboncapture tech; why don’t you just donate that money to @MERCES_eu and their NOVAGRASS project? Using tech to fight #climatechange may be needed, but let’s start with ecological repair first, shall we?

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Dr Stefan Hendricks, a sea ice physics specialist at the Alfred Wegener Institute said, “The sea ice trends are grim but not surprising. It is more frustrating than shocking. This has been forecast for a long time, but there has been little response by decision-makers.”