Frontiers | Toward a Taxonomy of Climate Emotions
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fclim.2021.738154/full

There is a growing evidence that emotions shape people's reactions to the climate crisis in profound but complex ways. Climate emotions are related to resilience, climate action, and psychological well-being and health. However, there is currently a lack of research about the array of various climate emotions. There is also a need for more integration with general research about emotions. This article conducts a preliminary exploration of the taxonomy of climate emotions, based on literature reviews and philosophical discussion. The term emotion is used here in a broad sense, as is common in climate emotion research. Because of the urgency of the climate crisis and the lack of previous research, this kind of exploration is aimed to be helpful for both practical climate work and for future research which would include more systematic reviews of the topic. Research items which discuss at least five different climate emotions, based on empirical observations, are used as major sources and a table about them is provided. Climate emotions are discussed on the basis of interdisciplinary research. The article considers many aspects of the phenomena of climate anxiety and climate grief.

(PDF) Thermodynamics of the Technosphere: Rethinking Temporality and Technicity in the Age of Planetary Emergency with Heidegger and Stiegler, pre-print | Pieter Lemmens - Academia.edu
https://www.academia.edu/44801625/Thermodynamics_of_the_Technosphere_Rethinking_Temporality_and_Technicity_in_the_Age_of_Planetary_Emergency_with_Heidegger_and_Stiegler_pre_print

This article critically reflects on Stiegler’s re-interpretation of Heidegger’s views on the relationships between existential temporality, the understanding of being and technology within the context of the latter’s notion of enframing, reconceptualized as an explicitly planetary phenomenon: the technosphere. Stiegler replaces Heidegger’s ontological conception with an organological one, arguing that the latter fails to understand these phenomena from the crucial perspective of thermodynamics, i.e., of the question of entropy and negentropy, which has never been addressed by Heidegger. What I particularly aim to show is that Stiegler’s organological re-intepretation of enframing as the technosphere and of existential temporality in terms of ‘quasi-causality’ (per Deleuze) may profit from being put in the broader, geothermodynamic context of Earth System Science, and considered from the perspective of Schneider & Sagan’s ‘gradient theory’, as being driven by what may be called the planetary ‘thermodynamic imperative’ with Jeffrey Wicken.

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(PDF) Web 3.0 and The Web of Life. Attuning the Noosphere with (the Intelligences of) the Biosphere in the Context of the Anthropocene | Pieter Lemmens - Academia.edu
https://www.academia.edu/39613550/Web_3_0_and_The_Web_of_Life_Attuning_the_Noosphere_with_the_Intelligences_of_the_Biosphere_in_the_Context_of_the_Anthropocene

This article reflects on the future of the noosphere and the technosphere, i.e., the two inextricably connected anthropospheres
that have been added to the Earth’s biosphere and have become the defining geospheres of the Earth in what has been called the Anthropocene or the epoch of decisive human impact on the Earth system. Engaging with the work of Bernard Stiegler, Peter Sloterdijk, Timothy Morton, and David Abram among others, this paper argues for the need to attune the future techno-noosphere concretized at the moment with the emergence of Web 3.0, artificial intelligence, big data, and the so-called Internet of Things -- with the inherent intelligences and operativity of not only the biosphere or the ‘web of life’ but also the ethnosphere, so as to create a homeotic, i.e., a co-operative and co-constructive techno-noosphere that allows for genuine ecological coexistence on a future planet that will depend on the way it will be taken care of — or not — by humans who are themselves utterly dependent on the many non-human forces and residents of the planet

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Longtermism: The future is vast – what does this mean for our own life? - Our World in Data
https://ourworldindata.org/longtermism

If we keep each other safe – and protect ourselves from the risks that nature and we ourselves pose – we are only at the beginning of human history.

Exclusive: More UFO Hearings Are Coming As Whistleblowers Are Called Forward And Legacy Programs Are Verified By Congress — Liberation Times | Reimagining Old News
https://www.liberationtimes.com/home/exclusive-more-ufo-hearings-are-coming-as-whistleblowers-are-called-forward-and-legacy-programs-are-verified-by-congress

“This new legislation to provide amnesty and immunity for those involved in these programs to come forward is a potential game changer. I have personally spoken with numerous individuals who have had roles in these legacy UFO exploitation programs.