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  1. @Brendanjones I don't think it's a #coop yet, but they're trying to move in that direction. They still need to raise enough money from the community to pay back their unusually patient initial investors, and decide how the new organization will govern itself. #e2c

    opencollective.com/e2c

  2. @Brendanjones I don't think it's a #coop yet, but they're trying to move in that direction. They still need to raise enough money from the community to pay back their unusually patient initial investors, and decide how the new organization will govern itself. #e2c

    opencollective.com/e2c

  3. @Brendanjones I don't think it's a #coop yet, but they're trying to move in that direction. They still need to raise enough money from the community to pay back their unusually patient initial investors, and decide how the new organization will govern itself. #e2c

    opencollective.com/e2c

  4. @Brendanjones I don't think it's a #coop yet, but they're trying to move in that direction. They still need to raise enough money from the community to pay back their unusually patient initial investors, and decide how the new organization will govern itself. #e2c

    opencollective.com/e2c

  5. @Brendanjones I don't think it's a #coop yet, but they're trying to move in that direction. They still need to raise enough money from the community to pay back their unusually patient initial investors, and decide how the new organization will govern itself. #e2c

    opencollective.com/e2c

  6. @Brendanjones
    Thanks, had hoped for responses! And I'm not at all learned in this field. But when you say "maybe that’s how it has to be in order to stay within planetary boundaries, I don’t know" - to truly differ from the planet-wide experiment like the one climaxing now, surely the #PrecautionaryPrinciple needs to be an intrinsic quality of a new culture?

  7. @Brendanjones

    For 1.5C, we'd basically have to shut down the global economy within ~3 years. That would probably kill billions of people.

    We've delayed to the point where 1.5C is still *possible*, but no longer desirable.

    There are no good futures any more. But we can still try for a less-catastrophic one.

    #Climate #ClimateCrisis #JoinTheResistance

  8. @Brendanjones follow meeeeee. i live off-grid on hawai'i island & post many fun #ForestForensics, ecology, and other fun things from close to the land. scientists need the perspectives of us guys who live closer to the land! :}

  9. > it’s not just #PhoenixArizona, with those 31 straight days of 110 degrees Fahrenheit..., or even #Chile, which recently passed 100 degrees Fahrenheit in what’s still known as… “winter” there. #Temperatures.. breaking records in an extreme fashion across the planet... should be, daunting, and yet, according to the latest polls, barely half of Americans (... 23% of #Republicans) consider the climate emergency a major threat
    tomdispatch.com/collapse-2-0/
    #TomDispatch #TomEngelhardt
    /HT @Brendanjones

  10. (I realize that some of these suggestions would best be used simulatenously, e.g., #newPaper and #preprint have obviously different content. What I am searching for is a common tag for *threads* explaining research articles, not only posts announcing a new publication 🙂.
    I had to drop one tag bc of the 5-option limit in polls, and I went for #mastoPrint as it was my own suggestion.)

    Some further thoughts:
    One could combine these tags in a standardized way with research field names, e.g. #newNeuroPaper, #neuroPreprint, or #neuroPaperThread.
    Also, please remember to use #camelCase or #CamelCase notation in these tags for screenreader accessibility!

    Tagging some people who responded to my first post (sorry for bothering you!):
    @mwt @toddhorowitz @achterbrain @PessoaBrain @elduvelle @Brendanjones @gdiak @EricLawton @annettamallon @UlrikeHahn @ryneches @x1l3f @nyates314 @bsweber @ArneBab @tfardet @emergentnexus @DrAnneCarpenter @f @harcel @MarkHanson @Iris

  11. @gdeihl @Brendanjones How about #DeGreed instead of #DeGrowth. Growth is about creating more value, not necessarily more stuff. In fact, if we redefine the measures of growth, it can help drive the change. I.e. include measures of energy reduction, green space, mental health, etc.

  12. @gdeihl @Brendanjones How about #DeGreed instead of #DeGrowth. Growth is about creating more value, not necessarily more stuff. In fact, if we redefine the measures of growth, it can help drive the change. I.e. include measures of energy reduction, green space, mental health, etc.

  13. @gdeihl @Brendanjones How about instead of . Growth is about creating more value, not necessarily more stuff. In fact, if we redefine the measures of growth, it can help drive the change. I.e. include measures of energy reduction, green space, mental health, etc.

  14. @gdeihl @Brendanjones How about #DeGreed instead of #DeGrowth. Growth is about creating more value, not necessarily more stuff. In fact, if we redefine the measures of growth, it can help drive the change. I.e. include measures of energy reduction, green space, mental health, etc.

  15. @gdeihl @Brendanjones How about #DeGreed instead of #DeGrowth. Growth is about creating more value, not necessarily more stuff. In fact, if we redefine the measures of growth, it can help drive the change. I.e. include measures of energy reduction, green space, mental health, etc.

  16. @AlexsandraSmart @Brendanjones @drclareharris

    @AlexsandraSmart @Brendanjones @drclareharris
    Yes its the biggest existential question for our civilization at the moment. Sea surface temperatures are easy for everyone to understand but the real story is Ocean Heat Content - the Joules of energy stored in the ocean. Typically the total over 700m or 2000m is what is tracked.

    The figure is from => epa.gov/climate-indicators/cli #ClimateEmergency #OceanHeatContent

  17. @herbert_tiemens @Brendanjones This and the fact e-bikes simply enable comfortable rides for longer distances while we ain’t getting younger.

    I certainly love my #omafiets yet really really like this type of innovation and progress.

  18. @herbert_tiemens @Brendanjones This and the fact e-bikes simply enable comfortable rides for longer distances while we ain’t getting younger.

    I certainly love my #omafiets yet really really like this type of innovation and progress.

  19. @herbert_tiemens @Brendanjones This and the fact e-bikes simply enable comfortable rides for longer distances while we ain’t getting younger.

    I certainly love my #omafiets yet really really like this type of innovation and progress.