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I’m curious here by several people who mention that they feel they wield very little power. I am running into the same sentiment in my small town public Ed environment. My reply is that you are as powerful and influential as you let yourself be. Is it scary? Yes. Uncomfortable? Yes. Do it anyway.

What can one person do?

🌏 #CANBill champions Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall & Dominique Palmer's message for Ed Miliband: “Ed, as you know, climate and nature are inextricably linked—and as we know, you’re a supporter of restoring the natural world. Now, we need your support for the CAN Bill. Please, back it, don’t block it.”

Here are my suggestions:

1. Be active with groups opposing airport expansions

2. Don’t fly unless you need to (business, conferences, holidays are not needed)

3. Talk to people about how your train journey was so great

4. Call people/businesses out

5. Change work norms from planes to trains

1/ On 24th January the Climate and Nature Bill will be read in Parliament but – outrageously – the Labour party may not allow its MPs a free vote

It’s no exaggeration to say the fate of the world depends on urgent political action, so this is no time to be playing party politics
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"We outline and compare three alternative modes of viewing the worst-case scenarios of climate change: foresight, agitation, and fiction"

Lets stop this failing & deadly experiment with individual private motor transport #RogerRabbit #bestpublictransportintheworld
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