In 1985, the renowned astrophysicist, cosmologist, and science communicator Carl Sagan delivered a compelling and prescient speech to the United States Congress that drew attention to the imminent dangers of climate change and the greenhouse effect. In the over 35 years since Carl Sagan gave this powerful warning, have we done anything at all to... Continue Reading →
The Day After Elections: A Wake-Up Call for Climate Action
Embracing Adaptive Resiliency to Tackle the Climate and Ecological (Green) Emergency Shock and Determination I am truly left in a state of shock after the recent elections. While the urge to self-isolate for a few days is strong, I have decided to double down on my Climate Justice Advocacy. These election results have been disheartening,... Continue Reading →
Just 2 Degrees: Do you still care about this climate change?
As humans wage several wars, a new study reveals animals and plants are dying off in a crisis of biodiversity loss that's going largely unseen. SOURCE
Harmony in the Balance: Uniting for Earth’s Future with a Kitchen Chair
Strength through unity in the face of a global crisis "We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children." — Native American Proverb In a world teetering on the edge of environmental catastrophe, the urgency of addressing the Climate and Ecological (Green) Emergency has never been more palpable. The... Continue Reading →
What Will Our World Look Like at 4 Degrees?
This is my own summary... Whenever weather expert Maiya May does one of these reports I immediately watch it... Hurricanes Helene and Milton: A Wake-Up Call for Our Changing Oceans The recent devastation brought on by Hurricanes Helene and Milton serves as a stark reminder of the profound changes occurring in our oceans. These powerful... Continue Reading →
Top 11 Factors Causing Divisions in Tackling the Climate and Ecological (Green) Emergency
This blog post pulled from within 'Climate Tribe' which will be opening soon... (see posts at eXi235.com for more details on Climate Tribe! Bridging Divides: Overcoming Walls of Division in Environmental Action The Climate and Ecological (Green) Emergency stands as one of the most significant challenges humanity has ever faced. As the planet grapples with... Continue Reading →
The waste food upcycled into new products
The waste food going to landfills is an invisible but important part of greenhouse gas emissions. Could discarded scraps be turned into new food instead? In a two-storey building on the harbour at Refshaleøen, Copenhagen, there is chocolate being tempered in the kitchen; upstairs, plates of tacos and protein bars are being served. This isn't... Continue Reading →
The Urgent Need for SDL in the Face of the Climate and Ecological Emergency
previous post - just updated... Self-Directed Learning (SDL) In this era of unprecedented environmental challenges, it has never been more crucial for each of us—especially older generations—to take an active role in educating ourselves about the Climate and Ecological Emergency. The world is changing rapidly, and the impacts of climate change are already disrupting ecosystems,... Continue Reading →
A Sobering Reflection: How a Television Marathon Exposes Our Climate and Green Emergency
From Arctic Meltdowns to Wildfires and Rising Seas: A Call for Urgent Climate Action. In recent years, the conversation around climate change has intensified, as the evidence of our Climate and Ecological (Green) Emergency becomes undeniable. A television news show has curated a marathon of reports that span nearly two decades, painting a stark picture... Continue Reading →
Understanding Human Behavior: The Psychological and Sociological Nuances Driving Our Actions
Unpacking the Complexity of Human Motivation Understanding why people do the things they do has always been a complex puzzle. Our actions are influenced by a myriad of factors, including religious beliefs, maturity levels, peer pressure, misinformation, and sociological dynamics. By examining these influences, we can better comprehend human behavior and work towards fostering a... Continue Reading →
Walking the Tightrope: Rebuilding or Extinction?
Humanity is treading a precarious path, balancing between rebuilding our world and edging closer to extinction. We can no longer afford leadership, whether in politics or any other sphere, that denies the unequivocal truths of science. Our leaders must be pragmatic, grounded in a true perception of reality, and committed to taking immediate action. Today,... Continue Reading →
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