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Deep ecology + consumption culture + inner happiness as the core of the polycrisis.
Maybe some animal intelligence and contemplative science.
Gen Z Climatexbiodiversity ecologist with eco-anxiety
Alt for literature: @crisisbookquotes.bsky.social
Maybe some animal intelligence and contemplative science.
Gen Z Climatexbiodiversity ecologist with eco-anxiety
Alt for literature: @crisisbookquotes.bsky.social
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A lot to unpack there, but imo most people want to do the right thing by the future, but don't have the time or head space to understand what's really going on.
They wrongly believe the lies they're fed, and presume if climate breakdown was serious, governments and the media would be freaking out.
They wrongly believe the lies they're fed, and presume if climate breakdown was serious, governments and the media would be freaking out.
November 25, 2025 at 5:35 PM
A lot to unpack there, but imo most people want to do the right thing by the future, but don't have the time or head space to understand what's really going on.
They wrongly believe the lies they're fed, and presume if climate breakdown was serious, governments and the media would be freaking out.
They wrongly believe the lies they're fed, and presume if climate breakdown was serious, governments and the media would be freaking out.
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and also of course delighted to see this excellent 2022 @thebulletin.org article—about what happens when the Earth gets too hot for animals (livestock, wildlife, humans) to survive—get a well-deserved mention
thebulletin.org/2022/07/extr...
thebulletin.org/2022/07/extr...
What happens if the world gets too hot for animals to survive?
As extreme heat events become more common, humans will increasingly need technologies like air conditioning to survive. But what about the animals?
thebulletin.org
November 24, 2025 at 9:55 PM
and also of course delighted to see this excellent 2022 @thebulletin.org article—about what happens when the Earth gets too hot for animals (livestock, wildlife, humans) to survive—get a well-deserved mention
thebulletin.org/2022/07/extr...
thebulletin.org/2022/07/extr...
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At next week's budget, we're calling on the Chancellor to:
1. Recognise that nature - more of it, and better access to it - will boost the economy and could save the NHS billions of pounds
1. Recognise that nature - more of it, and better access to it - will boost the economy and could save the NHS billions of pounds
November 20, 2025 at 8:41 AM
At next week's budget, we're calling on the Chancellor to:
1. Recognise that nature - more of it, and better access to it - will boost the economy and could save the NHS billions of pounds
1. Recognise that nature - more of it, and better access to it - will boost the economy and could save the NHS billions of pounds