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?

"There's a gap in our understanding of the United States' climate footprint — we don't know exactly how much the US Army emits. But estimates show it spews more CO2 than many industrialized nations." via [@insideclimate](/user/profile/insideclimate)

This is one of the most cogent anti-capitalist pieces I have ever read. If you're not convinced after reading this, then you never will be. And your existence is forfeit (by your own making).

" chequered history the 329-year-old private bank has secured the sought-after B Corp status"

>"The Sembcorp Tengeh Floating Solar Farm spans 45 ha - or the size of 45 football fields - and is one of the world’s largest _...Read More_

Recently it was International Earth Day and the launch of the National Geographic’s new initiative Planet Possible which looks at sustainability ideas that begin with us! As a result of this, I pledged to start reducing my carbon footprint.

Global carbon levels have been dramatically rising since the industrial revolution, the impact of this concentration increase is palpable. Icebergs are melting, islands are sinking, and planet-wrecking fossil fuels have remained dominant in _...Read More_

As Bitcoin and other digital coins have soared in value since January, the toll they are taking on planet Earth has garnered far more attention.

Have you considered the energy consumption that minting one NFT on Ethereum takes? Better switch to environmental friendly (and more modern) solutions like Tezos [#cleanNFT](/ecology/new/cleanNFT) . Environmental damage trough blockchains is real.

"Sixty of the world’s biggest banks have given almost $4 trillion to fossil fuel companies since the Paris Agreement was signed in 2015."

>"Kathryn Kellogg, founder of Going Zero Waste, shares climate resolutions for 2021."

>"Environmental activist says she has stopped buying new clothes but will not criticise those who fly or have children"

[https://amp.theguardian.com/environment/2020/oct/14/re-wild-to-mitigate-the-climate-crisis-urge-leading-scientists](https://amp.theguardian.com/environment/2020/oct/14/re-wild-to-mitigate-the-climate-crisis-urge-leading-scientists) >"Restoring degraded natural lands highly effective for carbon storage and avoiding species extinctions"

Today is Earth Overshoot Day, the day humanity’s consumption of natural resources exceeds what the earth can generate this year.