World’s richest 1% emit more carbon dioxide than the bottom 50%
A study by Oxfam found that the richest 1% depleted 12% of the world's carbon budget, while the bottom 50% by income used just 5%. A wealth tax on the richest
COP 28 Starts Nov 30 amid calls for fossil fuel phase-out
“..current pledges under the Paris Agreement put the world on track for a 2.5-2.9°C temperature rise above pre-industrial levels this century..” 1. Act Now Dr. Kate Marvel (wiki), climate scientist
Mark Maslin x Jo Brand | Climate Science Translated NSFW
“I’m Jo Brand — comedian — and if people like me have to get involved you know we’re in deep s**t.”
What is climate change? – The Climate Question, BBC World Service
Looking for a climate change 101? Here to help you brush up on the basics is Jordan Dunbar.
Visualized: Per Capita Electricity Emissions, by State
From Visual Capitalist - Decarbonization The following content is sponsored by the National Public Utilities Council Per Capita Electricity Emissions by State The U.S. is the second-largest CO₂ emitter worldwide,
Broken record: UNEP’s #EmissionsGap Report 2023
This week saw the release of the UN’s Emissions Gap Report 2023: As global temperatures and greenhouse gas emissions break records, the latest Emissions Gap Report from the UN Environment Programme
Too negative about fossil fuels
“The rejected textbooks included climate-crisis policy solutions, and conservative board members criticized them for being too negative about fossil fuels.”
Why Capitalism is Killing Us
“Today, in the age of imperialism, fossil fuels and carbon emissions have facilitated the hyper-exploitation of workers globally, all in the name of profits and capital accumulation. The end result
Climate Change: A Revised Prediction – Steven Chu
Nobelist, physicist, Stanford professor, Steven Chu talks about the updated story of climate change and more.
Scientist Explains How Climate Crisis Would Be Averted If Greta Thunberg Just Tried A Little Harder
“Is climate change reversible? Dr. Douglas Harrison, a climatologist at the Pratt Climate Institute, believes so. But as he explains, in order to save the planet, it’s going to take
