Because giving people cash works. There is tons of literature about that.
Even Nobel Prize winning economists thinks so.
https://t.co/m1k3u8MKsY
Since wala naman nagpipindot ng link eto po screenshot from the article:
The actual way to have energy and transportation security against crises like this is to decarbonize your transport system - transition to electric public transport, electric work vehicles, walking and cycling.
Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David, known for his defense of human rights especially during Rodrigo Duterte’s war on drugs, said Catholics should not “romanticize” the manger at Bethlehem. https://t.co/z7a14tXdkF
Classes are cancelled for the nth time this term due to severe weather—the most I can remember. Climate change is exacerbating inequalities in countries that contributed the least to it, and we need world leaders who care about it, but oh no the price of eggs and male loneliness
2 DAYS IN A ROW 🥇
Carlos Edriel Yulo just made history! First Filipino athlete to win 2 Olympic gold medals. 🇵🇭
Paris really suits him! 🥹
Binabati kita Carlos
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DEUX JOURS DE SUITE 👏
Carlos Edriel Yulo continue d'écrire l'Histoire à Paris en devenant le premier athlète philippin à remporter 2 médailles d’or Olympiques.
Félicitations Carlos 🥹
#Paris2024
DOUBLE OLYMPIC CHAMPION 🇵🇭
Carlos Yulo has rewritten history after handing the Philippines its second straight GOLD MEDAL at the Olympic Games Paris 2024!
#OlympicGames#Paris2024#100TaongLaban#ParaSaBayan
The only way we reverse this behavior is if we shame the absolute shit about it. The genie is not going back in the bottle unless you stuff it kicking and screaming
two ipcc authors wrote a paper for kids that was peer-reviewed by some teenagers and the level of frankness is something a lot of climate scientists could learn from
it’s so unfair that the global south is suffering the brunt of the climate crisis when the richest of the global north is almost totally responsible for it
Short answer: Geoengineering is bad, actually.
Long answer: Geoengineering is unfeasible and relies too much on the goodwill of the rich and powerful. It could buy us time (but at what cost), but it wouldn't actually solve the root problem (i.e., emissions).
Further alienation of the masses that could be allies in restoring democratic freedoms is the price paid for the short-term self satisfaction of being right.
How many of the people saying, "I'm only driving because of bad public transportation," also push back the hardest against carving out dedicated bus and bike lanes? I bet the Venn diagram of that is close to a circle.
Sponge cities as an urban flood management method: "... it's all about giving water space and creating conditions so that it can be absorbed back into the earth, instead of flowing into channels, pipes or streets."
https://t.co/Mo95xW7GmV
Time for massive investments in public transit, active mobility, and AQ monitoring. Throw in a congestion pricing/ULEZ setup too for good measure. https://t.co/4L09C1diBL
LOOK: Content creator and engineer Slater Young unveils his new project in Cebu, which was inspired by the Banaue Rice Terraces and is being built on the mountainside. | 📷: Screengrab from Young/YouTube