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  1. 2/3
    If more settlers developed relationships with Indigenous ppl, together we could really fuck up the jerks in power:

    "In 2009, the [tar sands] company Nexen gave funding . . . to prepare a now-forgotten study . . . The institute hired Tom Flanagan, a conservative academic often called “the man behind Stephen Harper,” to write it. Flanagan warned of a possible “apocalyptic scenario” if there were ever prolonged and deep collaboration between environmentalists, First Nations, and the Métis people . . . . By “apocalyptic,” he meant that industries like oil and gas would have trouble continuing to extract resources and profits in northern Alberta and would no longer be able to flagrantly disregard Indigenous rights. If these groups were to “make common cause and cooperate with each other,” Flanagan wrote, they could form “a coordinated movement with the ability to block resource development on a large scale.”

    canadiandimension.com/articles

    #ClimateJustice #TheEndOfThisWorld

  2. CW: UK politics, polling, climate

    @MatthewToadAgain
    Hi Matthew
    You ought to add hashtags to your toot to *get heard* in #Fedi
    Otherwise, you’re just talking into the great big void ;)

    #ClimateChange #ClimateJustice #FossilFuels #UKPol #NorthSeaWells

  3. Menschenkette am trockenen Rheinufer. #Klimaschutz jetzt!

    (Teilt das gerne. Sonst bekommt's KAUM Öffentlichkeit, - von eingeladenen Medien sind wohl genau KEINE gekommen. 😔)

    Und: super Orga von @GranniesForFutureKoeln 🙏 🫶 !
    #Köln #Klimakrise #Klimagerechtigkeit #ClimateJustice

  4. "In Michigan and around the country, farmers are facing decisions about how to best keep land in production as values"

    ⚠️ As family farms decline and the climate heats up, farmers weigh what to do with their land
    grist.org/food-and-agriculture

    #ClimateJustice #ClimateCrisis #Environment

  5. 🔗 With the midterms looming, Trump has no real way out of his gas price problem

    The president is facing a shortage of refining capacity, and more Venezuelan oil isn't going to help.

    grist.org/energy/trump-iran-ve

    #ClimateJustice #ClimateCrisis #Environment

  6. "The technology could help create an early-warning system for changes in ice stability."

    🔗 Fiber optic cables reveal ‘icequakes’ in endangered glaciers
    grist.org/science/fiber-optic-

    #ClimateJustice #ClimateCrisis #Environment

  7. What is lost and damaged in Nepal

    The government has taken a firm stance on global climate justice and the same reckoning is owed at home

    Rebuilding with borrowed money only deepens fiscal deficits and sovereign risk, while the same high-emitting countries and corporations profit as creditors from those loans.

    #ClimateJustice is thus a financial and moral obligation that requires specificity. And Nepal has just made its own position concrete.

    On 1 September, Nepal’s government formally asked the board of the Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage — the mechanism established at #COP27 and operationalised at #COP28 — for urgent, direct support following the #BhoteKosiFlood, explicitly citing the country's negligible contribution to global #emissions against the disproportionate #climate impacts it continues to absorb as a result of unchecked, unsustainable #capitalism.

    nepalitimes.com/what-is-lost-a

    #Nepal
    #Tibet
    #BhotekoshiFlood
    #NepaliFlood
    #FlashFlood

  8. What is lost and damaged in Nepal

    The government has taken a firm stance on global climate justice and the same reckoning is owed at home

    Rebuilding with borrowed money only deepens fiscal deficits and sovereign risk, while the same high-emitting countries and corporations profit as creditors from those loans.

    #ClimateJustice is thus a financial and moral obligation that requires specificity. And Nepal has just made its own position concrete.

    On 1 September, Nepal’s government formally asked the board of the Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage — the mechanism established at #COP27 and operationalised at #COP28 — for urgent, direct support following the #BhoteKosiFlood, explicitly citing the country's negligible contribution to global #emissions against the disproportionate #climate impacts it continues to absorb as a result of unchecked, unsustainable #capitalism.

    nepalitimes.com/what-is-lost-a

    #Nepal
    #Tibet
    #BhotekoshiFlood
    #NepaliFlood
    #FlashFlood

  9. What is lost and damaged in Nepal

    The government has taken a firm stance on global climate justice and the same reckoning is owed at home

    Rebuilding with borrowed money only deepens fiscal deficits and sovereign risk, while the same high-emitting countries and corporations profit as creditors from those loans.

    #ClimateJustice is thus a financial and moral obligation that requires specificity. And Nepal has just made its own position concrete.

    On 1 September, Nepal’s government formally asked the board of the Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage — the mechanism established at #COP27 and operationalised at #COP28 — for urgent, direct support following the #BhoteKosiFlood, explicitly citing the country's negligible contribution to global #emissions against the disproportionate #climate impacts it continues to absorb as a result of unchecked, unsustainable #capitalism.

    nepalitimes.com/what-is-lost-a

    #Nepal
    #Tibet
    #BhotekoshiFlood
    #NepaliFlood
    #FlashFlood

  10. What is lost and damaged in Nepal

    The government has taken a firm stance on global climate justice and the same reckoning is owed at home

    Rebuilding with borrowed money only deepens fiscal deficits and sovereign risk, while the same high-emitting countries and corporations profit as creditors from those loans.

    #ClimateJustice is thus a financial and moral obligation that requires specificity. And Nepal has just made its own position concrete.

    On 1 September, Nepal’s government formally asked the board of the Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage — the mechanism established at #COP27 and operationalised at #COP28 — for urgent, direct support following the #BhoteKosiFlood, explicitly citing the country's negligible contribution to global #emissions against the disproportionate #climate impacts it continues to absorb as a result of unchecked, unsustainable #capitalism.

    nepalitimes.com/what-is-lost-a

    #Nepal
    #Tibet
    #BhotekoshiFlood
    #NepaliFlood
    #FlashFlood

  11. What is lost and damaged in Nepal

    The government has taken a firm stance on global climate justice and the same reckoning is owed at home

    Rebuilding with borrowed money only deepens fiscal deficits and sovereign risk, while the same high-emitting countries and corporations profit as creditors from those loans.

    #ClimateJustice is thus a financial and moral obligation that requires specificity. And Nepal has just made its own position concrete.

    On 1 September, Nepal’s government formally asked the board of the Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage — the mechanism established at #COP27 and operationalised at #COP28 — for urgent, direct support following the #BhoteKosiFlood, explicitly citing the country's negligible contribution to global #emissions against the disproportionate #climate impacts it continues to absorb as a result of unchecked, unsustainable #capitalism.

    nepalitimes.com/what-is-lost-a

    #Nepal
    #Tibet
    #BhotekoshiFlood
    #NepaliFlood
    #FlashFlood

  12. 🌎 The Pentagon must review wind projects individually instead of blocking them all. The proposals represent roughly 46,000 megawatts of potential clean power. www.catf.us/2026/08/

    #RenewableEnergy #ClimateJustice

  13. 🌎 The Pentagon must review wind projects individually instead of blocking them all. The proposals represent roughly 46,000 megawatts of potential clean power. www.catf.us/2026/08/

    #RenewableEnergy #ClimateJustice

  14. 🌎 The Pentagon must review wind projects individually instead of blocking them all. The proposals represent roughly 46,000 megawatts of potential clean power. www.catf.us/2026/08/

    #RenewableEnergy #ClimateJustice

  15. 🌎 The Pentagon must review wind projects individually instead of blocking them all. The proposals represent roughly 46,000 megawatts of potential clean power. www.catf.us/2026/08/

    #RenewableEnergy #ClimateJustice

  16. 🌎 The Pentagon must review wind projects individually instead of blocking them all. The proposals represent roughly 46,000 megawatts of potential clean power. www.catf.us/2026/08/

    #RenewableEnergy #ClimateJustice

  17. How can la vida simple reshape sustainability? Nataly Castillo Bennett explores over on the TRAFO Blog how Afro-Ecuadorian Maroon communities’ philosophy of harmonious coexistence with nature offers a counter-hegemonic framework for ecological justice and climate action.
    trafo.hypotheses.org/67907
    #DecolonialThought #ClimateJustice #MaroonCulture #Sustainability

  18. "Natürlich brauchen wir eine Transformation dessen, wie wir Energie gewinnen.

    Vor allem aber brauchen wir eine Transformation dessen, wer wie am gesellschaftlichen Leben teilnimmt.

    Und vor allem, wer Macht hat, wie diese genutzt wird und wer wie Entscheidungen trifft.

    Eine derart grundlegende Transformation zu erreichen, erfordert viele Menschen auf ganz vielen Ebenen. Es erfordert, Macht abzugeben, freiwillig oder unfreiwillig.

    Ein erster Schritt wäre sicherlich, Geschichten zu erzählen, die nicht dem kolonialfossilen Narrativ folgen und den Status quo als beste aller Welten erklären.

    Wir müssen uns jenen wenigen anschließen, die bereits heute für eine Welt kämpfen, in der es sich auch in Zukunft zu leben lohnt."

    Friederike Otto in @blaetter
    blaetter.de/ausgabe/2025/dezem
    #Klimagerechtigkeit #ClimateJustice #LossAndDamage

  19. 🔗 Gen Z is using ‘polyester’ as an insult. It’s actually a throwback.

    Here's how the fabric went from a "miracle" fiber to TikTok slang for fake.

    grist.org/culture/gen-z-is-usi

    #ClimateJustice #ClimateCrisis #Environment

  20. 🎉 Multnomah County Climate Justice Plan Final Adoption 🎉

    The plan: multco.us/file/climate_justice

    Rumor is that board members are feeling "squirrely" about the plan and presence of support is super important.

    Please sign up to testify, submit a written comment, or simply show up wearing RED if you are able to.

    Multnomah County Climate Justice Plan Final Adoption
    When: Thursday, July 23rd at 9:30 a.m.
    Where: Multnomah County Boardroom, 501 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, OR 97214 (street parking is limited. TriMet bus lines are 2, 10, and 14)

    Public Testimony: Sign up to testify in person or virtually HERE multco.us/info/public-testimon (testimony spots are limited and pre-registration is required)

    Written Testimony: Email your written comment to the following email addresses:
    [email protected]
    [email protected]
    [email protected]
    [email protected]
    [email protected]
    [email protected]
    [email protected]

    > As the climate crisis worsens, Multnomah County residents are increasingly experiencing its impacts directly. As the climate crisis worsens, so does our health, economy, and environment. We need to do all we can to build resilience.
    > This year marks the fifth anniversary of the Pacific Northwest climate-driven heat dome, which killed over 500 people across the region and which scientists have conclusively tied to climate change.
    > Passing the proposed Climate Justice Plan is a critical step toward ensuring that Multnomah County is taking necessary action to protect our communities and that the county remains a leader in climate and environmental action.
    > The Multnomah County CJP lays out concrete ways for both government and community to achieve climate justice for everyone.
    > This government climate plan was built from the ground up with the people most impacted by the climate crisis and decades of pollution. Frontline voices are at the center. And it’s moving at the speed of trust, not at the speed of industry lobbyists. The plan was developed in partnership with local climate and environmental justice organizations and reflects our communities’ specific and most pressing needs.
    > Hundreds of community members and more than 15 climate, justice, and environmental organizations have publicly testified or written in support of the plan, voicing support for its intersectional approach: climate justice is racial justice, economic justice, and health justice.

    Livestream: You can watch a livestream of the meeting HERE
    youtube.com/c/MultCoBoard

    #PDX #Multnomah #Climate #Justice #ClimateJustice #ClimatePlan #ClimateCrisis