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Activism
Now more than ever, citizens of the world must take action regarding the climate crisis. Activism is an essential part of being a good citizen of any county or nation state. Civil Disobedience is an idea that a majority of educated people agree with when the fate of the world lies in balance.

Sustainable education?
The case for a 'radical new curriculum'
Alison Green argues that an education system that truly supports SDG4 needs to be fundamentally reformed to help students understand the systems that are threatening planetary ecosystems.

Arctic Runaway Event
The fuse is lit, and loss of the Arctic Ice Sheet is the Earth Goes BOOM! event. The length of that fuse is the rapidly shrinking Arctic Ice Sheet. We're only a year-or-few away from good-bye to this Arctic Ocean ice cover.

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Economics 101
Money has been called the root of all evil. It is certainly the root cause of many of the socioeconomic and ecological injustices we are facing today. Our current economic model is known as growth economics or growth capitalism.

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Ecological Economics
The concept of ecological economics (video) is not new, but it is revolutionary. It arose in many ways as a response to the harmful aspects of neoclassical economics...

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Debunked: The Global Dimming Dilemma
The topic of global dimming rarely comes up in the news or media. Global dimming has become a convenient truth for those who want to continue and further their message that tackling climate change is too difficult or just plain impossible.

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Geoengineering
We were supposed to start to bring our emissions down globally at least two decades ago, but instead they have increased.... Because we continue to fail to act in other ways to clean up our planet, geoengineering,  is becoming one of our only remaining options.

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Front Row Centre at The End of the World Show
So what do I tell my children and grandchildren? When a good friend asked this question last year, Bruce Mason began work on a response that eventually became "Front Row Centre at the End of the World Show."

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How Prepared is Prepared Enough:
A Severe Windstorm Experience in British Columbia, Canada
The largest wind storm we have ever experienced happened on Thursday, December 20th, 2018. Our BC Hydro grid power was out for 8 days.

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Debunked: The Coming Ice Age?
Well-established science has not been able to quell the denial, speculation and distraction tactics of those with wildly opposing arguments and ulterior motives. One such claim is the recurring myth of a coming mini ice age and global cooling.

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Debunked: Understanding the Climate Denier Campaign
It has become popular to confound science fact with science fiction. This maelstrom of propaganda fabricated from half truths littered with ambiguous data, now referred to as fake news, is showing up everywhere.

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Climate Change and Nuclear Risk: The Forthcoming (Un)natural Disasters
There is probably one particular risk that no government has ever contemplated to date: The risk resulting from climatic changes, already in progress, combined with nuclear risk.

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Act now to prevent an environmental catastrophe
100 academics, authors, politicians and campaigners from across the world including Alison Green call for action to address climate change.

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Extinction Rebellion
is an international social movement that aims to influence the Government of the United Kingdom and global environmental policy, through non-violent protests and civil disobedience to minimize species extinction and global warming.

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Deep Adaptation
The purpose of this conceptual paper is to provide readers with an opportunity to reassess their work and life in the face of an inevitable near term social collapse due to climate change.

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Population: The Elephant Has Left The Room
Recently, Margaret Pyke Trust's Chief Executive David Johnson boldly asserted "The elephant left the room quite some time ago; let’s follow."
Of course, the elephant he was referring to is population . . .

Stressors
Environmental stressors are exceedingly complex agents that make impacts on a system through a variety of compounding mechanisms.

Stressors:
Economic Growth
Infinite Growth on a Finite Planet
"Civilization is the limitless multiplication of unnecessary necessities.”  – Mark Twain
Among the myriad threats now facing humanity, our current economic system is a top culprit.