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P. Carter
https://twitter.com/PCarterClimate/status/1478942935093706753

IPCC AR6 heating projections. 1.5 C is obviously impossible and will disastrously and irreversibly hit the world around 2030. If ignored, the 2C runaway Earth catastrophe, will hit with the force of multiple mega meteorites around 2045.

Alexander Ač
45 min ·
Cieľ udržať oteplenie pri hodnote 1,5 °C už nie je možný, a to dokonca ani s predpokladom celkovo negatívnych emisií CO2 po roku 2050. Keďže emisie CO2 v energetike dosiahnu v tomto roku pravdepodobne nový rekord, žiadny z realistických scenárov už nedokáže zabezpečiť udržanie oteplenia pri hodnote 1,5 °C. Oteplenie nedokážeme udržať ani pod hranicou 2 °C.

jungwirth sní

Celosvětová klimatická konference COP29 se na sklonku roku 2024 odehraje v regionu východní Evropy. Co kdyby vláda Petra Fialy zvedla štafetový kolík po Polsku, které tuto konferenci hostilo již třikrát, a navrhla ji uspořádat v Praze, nebo dokonce jednom z českých uhelných regionů?

Vláda může v klimatu najít ztracenou mezinárodní prestiž | Hospodářské noviny (HN.cz)
https://archiv.hn.cz/c7-67018970-13g7s5-e534d427345182e

Kolekce studií o potenciálu, nákladech a možných dopadech dekarbonizace české ekonomiky a energetiky.

_ČR_dekarbonizace_potencial_studie – Disk Google
https://bit.ly/CR_potencial_dekarbonizace

https://drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/13iwtOhOLhcl6l_6LcFznpwAZ08PmyPrZ

THE_DARKNESS: https://twitter.com/PCarterClimate/status/1478605929939566592?s=19

TADEAS: zdroj? díky, ať mohu případně sdílet

TADEAS: driv sem ten scenar Fortress Europe nemel moc za realnej, ale tyhle staty, zvlast s Talibanem v cele nemaj podle me vubec tuseni, ze se neco s klimatem deje a nakonec tem lidem fakt nezbyde nic jinyho nez masivni migrace...

Nakonec nejde ani tak o klima, jako o politiku a focus na priority, misto boje o moc...

jason hickel

Plunder in the Post-Colonial Era: Quantifying Drain from the Global South Through Unequal Exchange, 1960–2018
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/13563467.2021.1899153

This paper quantifies drain from the global South through unequal exchange since 1960. According to our primary method, which relies on exchange-rate differentials, we find that in the most recent year of data the global North (‘advanced economies’) appropriated from the South commodities worth $2.2 trillion in Northern prices — enough to end extreme poverty 15 times over.

Over the whole period, drain from the South totalled $62 trillion (constant 2011 dollars), or $152 trillion when accounting for lost growth. Appropriation through unequal exchange represents up to 7% of Northern GDP and 9% of Southern GDP. We also test several alternative methods, for comparison: we quantify unequal exchange in terms of wage differentials instead of exchange-rate differentials, and report drain in global average prices as well as Northern prices.

Regardless of the method, we find that the intensity of exploitation and the scale of unequal exchange increased significantly during the structural adjustment period of the 1980s and 1990s. This study affirms that drain from the South remains a significant feature of the world economy in the post-colonial era; rich countries continue to rely on imperial forms of appropriation to sustain their high levels of income and consumption.