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> fails to agree timeline for seventh assessment report

The timeline they're failing on for all of these global climate meetings is that of the meeting itself. If it takes 2 or 3 weeks, take the time, but do not leave until there is agreenent. What is there waiting that is more important?

Reality cannot be scheduled. It must be taken on the timeline it offers. If that doesn't align with budget cycles, tough.

Is it too much civil disobedience to ask that these folks just sit still and run overtime as needed to get their job done? What's the worst that could happen? Well, funny you should ask, because that's the exact topic of these very meanings...

The arguments made, and the article upthread is super helpful for laying them out (so I recommend reading it), amount to some people (i.e., national.representatives) with no apparent sense of the urgency arguing that "perfect is a friend of the good", it "just" requires more time--as if there's any to be had.

I'm sorry, even without their all-important report, it's obvious what the problem is: a lack of sense of the incredibly high risk of delay.

Stay until everyone sees it.

Bar the doors if need be.

There is no extra time, no time to plan comfortably, no time to get every detail right.

There is only now, and the too real possibility of no tomorrow.

#climate #ClimateDenial #ClimateDelay #ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis #collapse #extinction

#justsaynow #climate #climatedenial #climatedelay #climateemergency #climatecrisis

Kent Pitman @[email protected] · 2024-08-10 · 17:36 UTC

> fails to agree timeline for seventh assessment report

The timeline they're failing on for all of these global climate meetings is that of the meeting itself. If it takes 2 or 3 weeks, take the time, but do not leave until there is agreenent. What is there waiting that is more important?

Reality cannot be scheduled. It must be taken on the timeline it offers. If that doesn't align with budget cycles, tough.

Is it too much civil disobedience to ask that these folks just sit still and run overtime as needed to get their job done? What's the worst that could happen? Well, funny you should ask, because that's the exact topic of these very meanings...

The arguments made, and the article upthread is super helpful for laying them out (so I recommend reading it), amount to some people (i.e., national.representatives) with no apparent sense of the urgency arguing that "perfect is a friend of the good", it "just" requires more time--as if there's any to be had.

I'm sorry, even without their all-important report, it's obvious what the problem is: a lack of sense of the incredibly high risk of delay.

Stay until everyone sees it.

Bar the doors if need be.

There is no extra time, no time to plan comfortably, no time to get every detail right.

There is only now, and the too real possibility of no tomorrow.

#climate #ClimateDenial #ClimateDelay #ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis #collapse #extinction

#justsaynow #climate #climatedenial #climatedelay #climateemergency #climatecrisis

Kent Pitman @[email protected] · 2024-08-10 · 17:36 UTC

> fails to agree timeline for seventh assessment report

The timeline they're failing on for all of these global climate meetings is that of the meeting itself. If it takes 2 or 3 weeks, take the time, but do not leave until there is agreenent. What is there waiting that is more important?

Reality cannot be scheduled. It must be taken on the timeline it offers. If that doesn't align with budget cycles, tough.

Is it too much civil disobedience to ask that these folks just sit still and run overtime as needed to get their job done? What's the worst that could happen? Well, funny you should ask, because that's the exact topic of these very meanings...

The arguments made, and the article upthread is super helpful for laying them out (so I recommend reading it), amount to some people (i.e., national.representatives) with no apparent sense of the urgency arguing that "perfect is a friend of the good", it "just" requires more time--as if there's any to be had.

I'm sorry, even without their all-important report, it's obvious what the problem is: a lack of sense of the incredibly high risk of delay.

Stay until everyone sees it.

Bar the doors if need be.

There is no extra time, no time to plan comfortably, no time to get every detail right.

There is only now, and the too real possibility of no tomorrow.

#climate #ClimateDenial #ClimateDelay #ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis #collapse #extinction

#justsaynow #climate #climatedenial #climatedelay #climateemergency #climatecrisis

Kent Pitman @[email protected] · 2024-08-10 · 17:36 UTC

> fails to agree timeline for seventh assessment report

The timeline they're failing on for all of these global climate meetings is that of the meeting itself. If it takes 2 or 3 weeks, take the time, but do not leave until there is agreenent. What is there waiting that is more important?

Reality cannot be scheduled. It must be taken on the timeline it offers. If that doesn't align with budget cycles, tough.

Is it too much civil disobedience to ask that these folks just sit still and run overtime as needed to get their job done? What's the worst that could happen? Well, funny you should ask, because that's the exact topic of these very meanings...

The arguments made, and the article upthread is super helpful for laying them out (so I recommend reading it), amount to some people (i.e., national.representatives) with no apparent sense of the urgency arguing that "perfect is a friend of the good", it "just" requires more time--as if there's any to be had.

I'm sorry, even without their all-important report, it's obvious what the problem is: a lack of sense of the incredibly high risk of delay.

Stay until everyone sees it.

Bar the doors if need be.

There is no extra time, no time to plan comfortably, no time to get every detail right.

There is only now, and the too real possibility of no tomorrow.

#climate #ClimateDenial #ClimateDelay #ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis #collapse #extinction

#extinction #collapse #climatecrisis #climateemergency #climatedelay #climatedenial

Kent Pitman @[email protected] · 2024-08-10 · 17:36 UTC

> fails to agree timeline for seventh assessment report

The timeline they're failing on for all of these global climate meetings is that of the meeting itself. If it takes 2 or 3 weeks, take the time, but do not leave until there is agreenent. What is there waiting that is more important?

Reality cannot be scheduled. It must be taken on the timeline it offers. If that doesn't align with budget cycles, tough.

Is it too much civil disobedience to ask that these folks just sit still and run overtime as needed to get their job done? What's the worst that could happen? Well, funny you should ask, because that's the exact topic of these very meanings...

The arguments made, and the article upthread is super helpful for laying them out (so I recommend reading it), amount to some people (i.e., national.representatives) with no apparent sense of the urgency arguing that "perfect is a friend of the good", it "just" requires more time--as if there's any to be had.

I'm sorry, even without their all-important report, it's obvious what the problem is: a lack of sense of the incredibly high risk of delay.

Stay until everyone sees it.

Bar the doors if need be.

There is no extra time, no time to plan comfortably, no time to get every detail right.

There is only now, and the too real possibility of no tomorrow.

#climate #ClimateDenial #ClimateDelay #ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis #collapse #extinction

#justsaynow #climate #climatedenial #climatedelay #climateemergency #climatecrisis

Pauline von Hellermann @[email protected] · 2024-06-15 · 07:30 UTC

#Verdrängungsgesellschaft, that’s very good. Also because Verdrängung is actually a better word than denial: that you are just pushing things to the side (a phenomenon I recognise well in myself). I don’t know if there is a true English translation for it; displacement and delay don’t quite capture it for me, either. #ClimateDenial #ClimateDelay
#ClimateDiary

#verdrangungsgesellschaft #climatedenial #climatedelay #climatediary

Pauline von Hellermann @[email protected] · 2024-06-15 · 07:30 UTC

#Verdrängungsgesellschaft, that’s very good. Also because Verdrängung is actually a better word than denial: that you are just pushing things to the side (a phenomenon I recognise well in myself). I don’t know if there is a true English translation for it; displacement and delay don’t quite capture it for me, either. #ClimateDenial #ClimateDelay
#ClimateDiary

#verdrangungsgesellschaft #climatedenial #climatedelay #climatediary

Pauline von Hellermann @[email protected] · 2024-06-15 · 07:30 UTC

#Verdrängungsgesellschaft, that’s very good. Also because Verdrängung is actually a better word than denial: that you are just pushing things to the side (a phenomenon I recognise well in myself). I don’t know if there is a true English translation for it; displacement and delay don’t quite capture it for me, either. #ClimateDenial #ClimateDelay
#ClimateDiary

#verdrangungsgesellschaft #climatedenial #climatedelay #climatediary

Pauline von Hellermann @[email protected] · 2024-06-15 · 07:30 UTC

#Verdrängungsgesellschaft, that’s very good. Also because Verdrängung is actually a better word than denial: that you are just pushing things to the side (a phenomenon I recognise well in myself). I don’t know if there is a true English translation for it; displacement and delay don’t quite capture it for me, either. #ClimateDenial #ClimateDelay
#ClimateDiary

#climatediary #climatedelay #climatedenial #verdrangungsgesellschaft

Pauline von Hellermann @[email protected] · 2024-06-15 · 07:30 UTC

#Verdrängungsgesellschaft, that’s very good. Also because Verdrängung is actually a better word than denial: that you are just pushing things to the side (a phenomenon I recognise well in myself). I don’t know if there is a true English translation for it; displacement and delay don’t quite capture it for me, either. #ClimateDenial #ClimateDelay
#ClimateDiary

#verdrangungsgesellschaft #climatedenial #climatedelay #climatediary

kim_harding ✅ @[email protected] · 2024-05-04 · 17:32 UTC

An interesting takeaway from the English Local Elections was that candidates supporting Net Zero and stronger environmental policies did better than the pro mass motoring and climate denial/delay candidates.

It is odd that so much of the media don't want to report this, could it possibly have anything to do with the £2bn a year that the motor industry spends on advertising?

#politics #climatedelay #climatedenial #dontlookup

kim_harding ✅ @[email protected] · 2024-05-04 · 17:32 UTC

An interesting takeaway from the English Local Elections was that candidates supporting Net Zero and stronger environmental policies did better than the pro mass motoring and climate denial/delay candidates.

It is odd that so much of the media don't want to report this, could it possibly have anything to do with the £2bn a year that the motor industry spends on advertising?

#politics #climatedelay #climatedenial #dontlookup

kim_harding ✅ @[email protected] · 2024-05-04 · 17:32 UTC

An interesting takeaway from the English Local Elections was that candidates supporting Net Zero and stronger environmental policies did better than the pro mass motoring and climate denial/delay candidates.

It is odd that so much of the media don't want to report this, could it possibly have anything to do with the £2bn a year that the motor industry spends on advertising?

#politics #climatedelay #climatedenial #dontlookup

kim_harding ✅ @[email protected] · 2024-05-04 · 17:32 UTC

An interesting takeaway from the English Local Elections was that candidates supporting Net Zero and stronger environmental policies did better than the pro mass motoring and climate denial/delay candidates.

It is odd that so much of the media don't want to report this, could it possibly have anything to do with the £2bn a year that the motor industry spends on advertising?

#dontlookup #climatedenial #climatedelay #politics

kim_harding ✅ @[email protected] · 2024-05-04 · 17:32 UTC

An interesting takeaway from the English Local Elections was that candidates supporting Net Zero and stronger environmental policies did better than the pro mass motoring and climate denial/delay candidates.

It is odd that so much of the media don't want to report this, could it possibly have anything to do with the £2bn a year that the motor industry spends on advertising?

#politics #climatedelay #climatedenial #dontlookup

Pauline von Hellermann @[email protected] · 2024-04-19 · 04:20 UTC

3/4 I am, by the way, a (sadly not very active) member of CSSN (climate social science network), all reearchers look at causes of #ClimateDelay or #climatedelayism - a lot of interesting stuff here. Again, mostly about political economy, power structures and climate politics

#climatedelay #climatedelayism

Pauline von Hellermann @[email protected] · 2024-04-19 · 04:20 UTC

3/4 I am, by the way, a (sadly not very active) member of CSSN (climate social science network), all reearchers look at causes of #ClimateDelay or #climatedelayism - a lot of interesting stuff here. Again, mostly about political economy, power structures and climate politics

#climatedelay #climatedelayism

Pauline von Hellermann @[email protected] · 2024-04-19 · 04:20 UTC

3/4 I am, by the way, a (sadly not very active) member of CSSN (climate social science network), all reearchers look at causes of #ClimateDelay or #climatedelayism - a lot of interesting stuff here. Again, mostly about political economy, power structures and climate politics

#climatedelay #climatedelayism

Pauline von Hellermann @[email protected] · 2024-04-19 · 04:20 UTC

3/4 I am, by the way, a (sadly not very active) member of CSSN (climate social science network), all reearchers look at causes of #ClimateDelay or #climatedelayism - a lot of interesting stuff here. Again, mostly about political economy, power structures and climate politics

#climatedelayism #climatedelay

Pauline von Hellermann @[email protected] · 2024-04-19 · 04:20 UTC

3/4 I am, by the way, a (sadly not very active) member of CSSN (climate social science network), all reearchers look at causes of #ClimateDelay or #climatedelayism - a lot of interesting stuff here. Again, mostly about political economy, power structures and climate politics