Tag Archives: Surviving Climate Chaos
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Julian Caldecott
Deep cultural features can be subtle, influential and very resistant to change, so it is important to create space for each people to find their own ways to respond to environmental threats.
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Julian Caldecott
System change in a climate emergency means replacing vulnerable and polluting parts of each human system with stronger and cleaner ones, often against inertia and resistance.
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Julian Caldecott
The complex systems of life, mind and society are rich in information, and have to maintain themselves actively against entropy and chaos or be reduced to uniform ash.
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Julian Caldecott
Empowered communities can help themselves, each other and their cities and countries to resist climate chaos, and this plus realistic mitigation efforts are new priorities for all governments
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Julian Caldecott
While we strive for zero and negative emissions, climate chaos is inevitable and must be met by strengthening all our local community and ecological systems
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Julian Caldecott
To make a difference to mid-century outcomes, we must be ambitious to survive and plan our climate response in full awareness of tipping point deadlines
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Julian Caldecott
Arctic data suggest an ice-free future and runaway climate change from mid-century, making the early 2020s a deadline for us to get a grip or lose it forever
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Julian Caldecott
Climate systems and human attitudes are both starting to tip into unprecedented forms, but which will win: biophysical catastrophe, or peace with nature?
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Julian Caldecott
Deep cultural features can be subtle, influential and very resistant to change, so it is important t...
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Julian Caldecott
System change in a climate emergency means replacing vulnerable and polluting parts of each human system with stronger and cleaner ones, often against inertia and resistance.
Read More
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Julian Caldecott
The complex systems of life, mind and society are rich in information, and have to maintain themselv...
Read More
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Julian Caldecott
Empowered communities can help themselves, each other and their cities and countries to resist climate chaos, and this plus realistic mitigation efforts are new priorities for all governments
Read More
-
Julian Caldecott
While we strive for zero and negative emissions, climate chaos is inevitable and must be met by strengthening all our local community and ecological systems
Read More
-
Julian Caldecott
To make a difference to mid-century outcomes, we must be ambitious to survive and plan our climate r...
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Julian Caldecott
Arctic data suggest an ice-free future and runaway climate change from mid-century, making the early 2020s a deadline for us to get a grip or lose it forever
Read More
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Julian Caldecott
Climate systems and human attitudes are both starting to tip into unprecedented forms, but which will win: biophysical catastrophe, or peace with nature?
Read More
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