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    TADEASplanetarita - 'making life planetary'
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    The technosphere metabolizes not only energy and materials, but information and knowledge as well. This article first examines the history of knowledge about large-scale, long-term, anthropogenic environmental change. In the 19th and 20th centuries, major systems were built for monitoring both the environment and human activity of all kinds, for modeling geophysical processes such as climate change, and for preserving and refining scientific memory, i.e. data about the planetary past. Despite many failures, these knowledge infrastructures also helped achieve notable successes such as the Limited Test Ban Treaty of 1963, the ozone depletion accords of the 1980s, and the Paris Agreement on climate change of 2015. The article’s second part proposes that knowledge infrastructures for the Anthropocene might not only monitor and model the technosphere’s metabolism of energy, materials and information, but …

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    https://scholar.google.com/citations?view_op=view_citation&hl=en&user=IPQkThQAAAAJ&sortby=pubdate&citation_for_view=IPQkThQAAAAJ%3AzxqBrjVgvjwC
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    (PDF) Der Historiker und der Planet. Planetaritätsregimes an der Schnittstelle von Welt-Ökologien, ökologischen Reflexivitäten und Geo-Mächten (The historian and the planet. Regimes of planetarity at the crossroad of world-ecologies, environmental reflexivities and geopower formations)
    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/346400418_Der_Historiker_und_der_Planet_Planetaritatsregimes_an_der_Schnittstelle_von_Welt-Okologien_okologischen_Reflexivitaten_und_Geo-Machten_The_historian_and_the_planet_Regimes_of_planetarity_at_the_crossr

    the new concept of regimes of planetarity as a way of historicising the way in which societies, along the past centuries, have storied, documented and organised their relationship to the planet and its complex functionings. The concept of regimes of planetarity that I propose for the environmental history community stands at the crossroads of three co-evolving dimensions : world-ecologies (materiality), environmental knowledge and discourses (reflexivities) and geopowers (governmentality).
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    planet, live

    Tiny satellites and a new view of humanity | Hard Reset by Freethink
    https://youtu.be/Ryt-iyf9b3M
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    Creating a Sustainable Civilization - 1995 lecture by Allan Savory
    https://youtube.com/watch?v=qYbyJ9pbD-4
    TADEAS
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    hypercivilizace, kardashev scale, planetarita

    Backcasting Kardashev One — Strelka Mag
    https://strelkamag.com/en/article/backcasting-kardashev-one

    Narratives of “degrowth” or “sustainability” suggest that human civilization will need to use less energy in the future. But what if instead, the trend is heading in exactly the opposite direction, on a trajectory of ever-increasing energy use?

    At some point, we would enter the near-fantastical levels of energy usage envisaged by the Kardashev scale—a theoretical means of classifying civilizations proposed by the Soviet astrophysicist in 1964 as part of the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.

    Given that we have not found any evidence of such extraterrestrials, we propose repurposing the Kardashev scale to assess what planetary civilization means here on Earth.

    In that context, we ask: Where are we on the scale, and what does that say about our level of advancement? What might be the thermodynamic and civilizational consequences of advancement on the Kardashev scale? What is the scope of our agency as we head towards many possible futures, and what might those futures look like? And finally, working backwards from them, what might we learn about inhabitation of Earth during our current anthropogenic crisis of energy metabolism?
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    2014 Seeing Like a Planet and the Regulatory Challenges of Governing Climate Change Policy in Emerging Economies
    https://idl-bnc-idrc.dspacedirect.org/bitstream/handle/10625/55762/IDL-55762.pdf

    To effectively address the condition of planetarity, we must move beyond the high modernist conceit of "seeing like a state" and instead embrace "seeing like a planet"
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    The Historian and the Planet (Christophe Bonneuil)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BomMvKWEtiQ
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    Conversations — Planetary Conversations
    https://www.planetaryconversations.com/conversations
    TADEAS
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    Planetarity: On Human Futures (w/ Adam Robbert and Jesse Estrin)
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lsFxgK4yVpw
    YEETKA
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    ještě jednou Robin (jsem do ní fakt zamilovaná) a přednáška o tom jak vědecky zkoumat native způsob zacházení s půdou, rostlinami..
    The Teachings of Plants: Finding Common Ground Between Traditional and Scientific Knowledge
    https://youtu.be/ZAH_pqVMZ0Q
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    SLL_QUY
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    cela serie clanku +- na tema planetarity

    For Planetary Governance — Strelka Mag
    https://strelkamag.com/en?topic=for-planetary-governance
    YEETKA
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    plants and animals are our relatives.. we have to be here for them at the end as they were here for us at the beginning..

    pozor obsah je extrémně dojemný..

    ROBIN WALL KIMMERER on Indigenous Knowledge for Earth Healing — FOR THE WILD
    https://forthewild.world/listen/robin-wall-kimmerer-on-indigenous-knowledge-for-earth-healing
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    planetarni perspektiva

    Carl Sagan testifying before Congress in 1985 on climate change
    https://youtube.com/watch?v=Wp-WiNXH6hI
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    Can a planet have a mind of its own?
    https://phys.org/news/2022-02-planet-mind.html#comments

    Right now, our civilization is what the researchers call an "immature technosphere," a conglomeration of human-generated systems and technology that directly affects the planet but is not self-maintaining. For instance, the majority of our energy usage involves consuming fossil fuels that degrade Earth's oceans and atmosphere. The technology and energy we consume to survive are destroying our home planet, which will, in turn, destroy our species.

    To survive as a species, then, we need to collectively work in the best interest of the planet.

    But, Frank says, "we don't yet have the ability to communally respond in the best interests of the planet. There is intelligence on Earth, but there isn't planetary intelligence."

    "The million-dollar question is figuring out what planetary intelligence looks like and means for us in practice because we don't know how to move to a mature technosphere yet."

    "We're saying the only technological civilizations we may ever see—the ones we should expect to see—are the ones that didn't kill themselves, meaning they must have reached the stage of a true planetary intelligence,"
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    Daniel Schmachtenberger “Bend Not Break Part 1: Energy Blindness” | The Great Simplification #05
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3bxzo79SjpE


    "We are turning billions of barrels of ancient sunlight into microliters of dopamine and calling that an economic success".
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    TUHO: Planetary economics
    A book advocating for change, Planetary Economics provides a new perspective on how policy-makers and academics can overcome the most fundamental problems and environmental challenges. It brings together the fields of energy, environment, innovation, behavioural economics and macroeconomics, to outline the future agenda for climate policy. The book was accompanied by a series of lectures and workshops bringing together key actors.

    https://climatestrategies.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/Planetary-Economics-FULL-Complimentary-Version.pdf
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    //reference na planetary economics v zaveru .]

    How does carbon pricing affect macroeconomic balance and ultimately CO2 emission? What about electric vehicles that are now being promoted by the Biden administration?
    Economists’ standard advice for controlling global warming is to impose a high price on emitting CO2, which is said to discourage carbon-intensive activities and induce carbon-saving technical change. In a recent review of the New Deal, William Janeway (2021) draws a distinction between efficient and effective policies. He comes close to economist-speak by describing efficiency as a low-cost means for moving toward a desired goal. Whether an efficient intervention will be effective in reaching the goal is another question altogether. In the short- to medium-run, raising carbon prices within a politically acceptable range may be efficient at inducing macroeconomically small changes in the structure of the economy and level of emission. But the move will not be effective, because the changes will remain small for at least three reasons.

    Institute for New Economic Thinking
    https://www.ineteconomics.org/perspectives/blog/carbon-pricing-isnt-effective-at-reducing-co2-emissions
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    Jeremy Lent: současné paradigma kapitalismu, že příroda i společnost funguje na základě sobectví jednotlivců je omyl.
    The Future of Meaning - with Jeremy Lent
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGHm5Qi2ww4
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    Toby Ord odhaduje šanci, že klimatická změna způsobí běhěm dalších 100 let vyhynutí lidstva, na cca 1/6.
    The Future of Existence - With Toby Ord
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDZeSmGKIoc&list=PLb7OJzL--LPWP1B_fg8SG9c5mq3pvMv54&index=8
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