"How many times did you fly in 2019? If you took more than six flights, or three roundtrips, you flew more than 98% of the world population. Consequently, you also contributed much more carbon than all other humans on the planet." https://t.co/VAGa9A3O3d
"[I]n this struggle we are contesting not only fossil capital and the governments that support it. We are fighting against all capital and, perhaps, most of the people it employs." < ?perhaps?https://t.co/ijCdAXDEOF
"[T]he revolt against environmental collapse is a revolt against the entire system. To prevent the destruction of the habitable planet, every aspect of our economic lives has to change." https://t.co/ijCdAXDEOF
Does this describe you? - "...the now-dominant agenda tell[s] us that technology, enterprise, surveillance, restrictions and the schemes of billionaires, are the way ahead, and so we must force each other to stay hopeful and compliant." https://t.co/VFyKR64PTB
"The protesters condemned as criminals today will be the heroes of tomorrow. One of the greatest fears of those who wield power is that judges and juries will come to see them this way." https://t.co/P0IiOIi2WS
Paris just announced plans to ban private cars in the city centre.
Don't let anyone tell you it can't be done. Congestion is not inevitable, pollution is not inevitable, climate chaos is not inevitable.
#ActOnClimate#climate#energy#ItCanBeDone#GreenNewDeal
We’ve been conditioned to think democracy is inseparable from our capitalist system.
But surely a system where capital = power is the opposite of democracy.
And that’s what we have right now.
For three years, the hands of the world's Doomsday clock were set at 100 seconds to midnight. But now, the world has officially crept even closer to what the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists calls a "global catastrophe." https://t.co/XYTmbevfgf
Flying is a bellwether for how society views the climate crisis. If the aviation industry is growing, it means we're still not taking global heating seriously. As soon as society shifts into some kind of emergency mode, policies to rein in flying WILL be put in place.
Where are Ithaca's trams! @twIthaca
Trams! They can be slow and sometimes they smell funny. Why do we love them so? | First Dog on the Moon https://t.co/PgSbyKrl5f
“So today capitalism has outlived its usefulness. It has brought about a system that takes necessities from the masses to give luxuries to the classes."
—Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.