11 of the 47 mammals native to Britain are classified as being at imminent risk of extinction. The more humans on the planet the less room there is for all other life. #extinction#ExtinctionRebellion#overpopulation
Why do so many people believe the population explosion of the last 6 decades has no bearing on ecological impact... based solely on one poorly analysed graph of emissions?
#bizarre
This so-called “parent” wants schools to get rid of the litter trays they’ve installed for pupils who identify as cats.
This kind of thing could cause serious damage to the mental health of transfeline children.
https://t.co/hRid9gIV2Y
Before laughing at a joke, ask yourself:
• Does the joke avoid offensive subject matter?
• Is the comic representative of a marginalised group?
• Can you be sure the comic has never said or done anything problematic?
If the answer to any of these is no...
DO. NOT. LAUGH.
Truly renewable energy consists of biomass, simple water and wind-based mechanical generation, passive solar, and human and animal power. That's it. That's our future, assuming we don't first destroy all life on the planet trying to perpetuate this insane way of life.
While it might feel good to attempt to "clean" up mining (discursively). It would be wise to note that destroying and digging up the earth, polluting waterways with toxic waste can never be "clean". https://t.co/4LBSnB6QuZ
"Plunging biodiversity, climate change, air/land/ocean pollution, deforestation, desertification, incipient resources scarcity, etc., are the inevitable consequences of humans multiplying and exploiting ecosystems beyond what they can take.
https://t.co/sjeOg30bCE
Planning emerged because market-based societies do not intuitively produce habitable and just worlds (Bookchin). As we are propelled into a future 'unplanned' by our system of infinite growth on a finite planet, we must make an unprecedented intervention for a #PlannedCollapse.