>"Report says simply coping with escalating impacts of climate crisis could override tackling root cause"

A new face for China

> Throwing soup on a painting may be a sub-optimal way of drawing attention to the climate crisis. But it’s an act of desperation from a generation being robbed of their _...Read More_

>"Trying to automate environmentalism alone won’t resolve political barriers to conservation, but it might help us think differently"

>"As heat, fires and water wars become the norm, the Guardian explores the fallout of prolonged drought in a seven-part series"

This is pretty scary and critically important new study. It shows that exceeding 1.5 degrees will likely trigger five tipping points, including Greenland and West Antarctic ice sheet collapse. We need radical climate policy to prevent _...Read More_

>"We need to expand our definition of intelligence to include non-human forms of cognition."

Amazing article about phytophthora and how plant diseases are hitchhiking on global trade flows and destroying forests and crops around the world. It also address the different ways how both western scientists and indigenous people are _...Read More_

[https://grist.org/science/points-of-no-return/](https://grist.org/science/points-of-no-return/) >"As the world warms, these Earth systems are changing. Could further warming make them spiral out of control?"

"Ivan Illich’s radical critique of our modern certitudes resonates loudly amid today’s crises."

It's not a collective suicide, it's a few hundred billionaires, CEOs, and politicians deciding they won't be around to deal with it so why not. Humanity didn't kill itself, they killed humanity. It's murder. What we need is radical, _...Read More_

This is such an important article for people to understand what is going on in our world. While it is imperative that we all understand Climate Change, what causes it and how to tackle it, the call of the hour is that our CHILDREN _...Read More_

The rich 'elites' like to lecture on 'climate change' and what we should all be doing about it; but what exactly are they doing about it?

"Changing habits can be hard but even partial shifts from meat-based menus could significantly decrease planet-heating emissions"

>"Blistering heat, stronger storms, droughts, floods and fires are putting food production at risk"