Zvažte, která strana nás nejlépe připraví na kolaps. Máme na to asi 4 roky. :-/
What are the 7 most dangerous things most people do not understand about climate change & global warming - Job One for Humanity
https://www.joboneforhumanity.org/what_most_people_do_not_understand

Why Insulate Britain and XR are Failing to Win Over the Public – Byline Times
https://bylinetimes.com/2021/09/28/why-insulate-britain-and-xr-are-failing-to-win-over-the-public/

IB was born out of that frustration and its response was to become more radical still. But Read believes that whilst the general public’s awareness of climate change has moved, partly due to actions from groups like XR, the actions that IB are engaged in don’t have the “positive dimension” that will mobilise the 3.5% of the population that XR had always estimated was needed to galvanise change.

He tells Byline Times that there is a “grave danger in actions that appear to target ordinary people” which he dubs blunt instruments that have no power to resonate and to change minds. In fact, Read argues that they may in fact be counterproductive and cause a waning in public sympathy, as well as encouraging more repressive police action.

Read has argued instead for what he calls “Robin Hood actions” by radical groups – such as stealing insulation and installing it in the lofts of social housing residents. He argues as well for more entryism into what he calls “leverage points’, pointing to groups such as Lawyers For Net-Zero. He argues instead for a “mass moderate flank” to put pressure on governments, rather than more radical, smaller groups.

Parfitt and others engaged in IB actions are pursuing another path – in her case on the grounds of obedience “to a higher authority”. She tells Byline Times that she sees the work she does as resisting “the forces of evil that I see residing in the fossil fuel industry.” IB’s protests are due to gather pace again next week. The debate within the environmental movement – as well as amongst the general public – isn’t going to be over soon.

XCHAOS: ono je jedno o kterou debilitu se budeme prit vic, otazka je, jestli to ta spolecnost/kultura dokaze pak pretavit v nejakou relevantni akci a kam ji to postrci

YMLADRIS, TADEAS, TADEAS:

This is the Moment - Joanna Macy with Thanissara - SRMC Climate Day - Oct 2nd 2021
https://vimeo.com/620328815/9145f25e23

TADEAS: ale vždyť ty kamiony stejně nemaj řidiče, tak není ještě trochu overkill blokovat jim dálnice, navíc k tomu? :-)

hele, já celkově nevím. když se zamýšlím nad možností spekulace s emisníma povolenkama, tak vlastně nevím, jestli to je řešení, které dává smysl. Sice se mělo sáhnout na peníze fosilnímu průmyslu, do té míry, že banky jim nechtějí půjčovat, to chápu. Ale ta věc, že můžu koupit emisní povolenku a se ziskem jí prodat... to si myslím nebude úplně dělat dobrotu... vzpory tu budou, ale ne klimatické... budou tu vzpoury proti emisním povolenkám, obávám se.

XCHAOS: Včem Ti tim dodal podklad zrovna tenhle rozhovor?

SHEFIK: dík, dodal si mi podklad k tvrzením [XCHAOS @ Věci Veřejné - pacient Jan Novák]

#related #hope

Large-scale solar can cool nearby areas – pv magazine International
https://www.pv-magazine.com/2021/10/06/large-scale-solar-can-cool-nearby-areas/

Solar facilities were found to produce “cool islands” that extend up to 700 meters from the boundaries of the arrays. Land surface temperature was reduced by up to 2.3 degrees Celsius (3.6 Fahrenheit) at 100 meters away; the cooling effects tapered off exponentially to 700 meters.
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The study authors concluded the effect could have impact on local ecological processes. Productivity, decomposition, and ultimately the carbon balance could be skewed by the cooling. The scale of effect depends on location, and impacts could range from positive, negative, or inconsequential based on local ecosystems.

For example, in California’s Mojave Desert, lower surface temperatures leads to reduced germination rates and a loss of biodiversity. But, in the Tibetan Plateau, lower surface temperatures could potentially reduce the amount of methane lost to the atmosphere, said the scientists.