Global Energy Report Offers Choice for Humanity: Renewable Transition or 'Dystopian Future' Pushed by Trump
"At COP30, governments must reject this nightmare fantasy, uphold a just transition, and choose a fast, fair, and funded fossil fuel phaseout," said one climate campaigner.
ExxonMobil’s Climate Fraud Wasn’t a Mistake, It Was a 40-Year Market Operation Worth $100 Billion (someone should sue Exxon and use the settlement against Climate Criminals) : r/ClimateOffensive
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One of humanity’s greatest challenges today is the environmental crisis, which threatens our very existence. Our latest dossier explores its class character, showing that the climate catastrophe is a product of capitalism’s relentless drive for accumulation.
Biodiversity is in catastrophic decline. Here are three ways to ensure Australia’s conservation law actually works | Atticus Fleming and Andrew Macintosh
The highest priority must be to ensure land-clearing is properly regulated to save our native forests
Stringent climate policies could prevent 207,000 deaths and save $2.3 trillion by 2030
A CMCC study in Science Advances finds that net-zero climate policies avoiding 1.5°C overshoot could prevent 207,000 deaths and save $2.3 trillion USD in economic losses by 2030 through cleaner air.
Global Wildfires Burned an Area of Land Larger Than India in 2024 / The greatest increases in burned area and CO2 emissions during the 2024-25 wildfire season were in Canada’s boreal forests, the Amazon moist forests, the dry forests of Bolivia and the savannah in central Brazil : r/ClimateCrisisCanada
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Green Capitalism in the Americas: False Solutions, Real Threats - CounterPunch.org
In the Americas, old forms of extractivism and accumulation are being rebranded under the guise of “green” development. But beneath the surface, the reality is stark: the transition being promoted today is not a break from fossil capitalism—it is its reinvention as a kind of fossil gattopardismo, in which energy demand expands and the extraction of hydrocarbons intensifies as part of the approach to energy transition, under the illusory umbrella of “net zero” policies.
Society is nearing a point at which we will no longer be able to live in the contradictory space between capitalist growth and ecological sustainability. We can either destroy what’s left of our planet in a quest for the last bits of extracted wealth, or transition to an ecological society based on community, mutual aid, and collective production. We cannot do both.
The rich are killing the planet | As the capitalist system decays, the ruling class in country after country is now forced to abandon even the pretense of a climate policy. : r/enviroaction
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The rich are killing the planet | As the capitalist system decays, the ruling class in country after country is now forced to abandon even the pretense of a climate policy. : r/climate
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Study finds side effects of drinking from plastic water bottles grossly underestimated: 'Not something that should be used in daily life' : r/PlasticFreeLiving
It Isn’t Just the U.S. The Whole World Has Soured on Climate Politics | How do we think about the climate future, now that the era marked by the Paris Agreement has so utterly disappeared? : r/climate
An Annual Blast of Pacific Cold Water Did Not Occur, Alarming Scientists | The cold water upswell, which is vital to marine life, did not materialize for the first time on record. Researchers are trying to figure out why. : r/climate