Read the IPCC report? Feeling incredibly shit about it? Well, it *is* shit, so we hear you. And while it is perfectly okay and normal to feel low about this, we also have to come to terms with the present and the certainties of our future, in order to be able to create viable solutions.

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Anger. Is it a useless emotion, or a potential source of power and strength? An avenue to conflict, or the fuel to feed our courage?

Did you know that the day now known as ‘Memorial Day’ in the United States, was in fact originally a day created by enslaved Black people as a means to celebrate Black liberation and honour the Black soldiers who had died in the Civil War?

Approximately 11 months ago, Trump formally notified the United Nations that the United States would be withdrawing from the Paris Agreement . . .

So now what?

Our government’s have failed to fulfil the pledges they made a decade ago to protect our planet’s crucial biodiversity.

So now what?

World Ozone Day is a wonderful reminder of how collective decisions and action, guided by science, are the only way to solve major global crises.

More of this please. This sh_t is urgent . . .

Before humans, there was no such thing as ‘waste’. The Earth was this healthy, self-sufficient, thriving planet, operating in a balanced and circular manner, zen as shit. So what happened!?

Each and everyday, we are all inadvertently participating in societal disruption, the likes of which most of us have never seen. Forced into living low impact lives, COVID-19 has had a profound impact on the way we live, work and interact.

SPOILER ALERT: we don’t need a pandemic to achieve these things.

Don’t believe in climate change science? Then stop benefiting from science when it suits your narrative.

Jo Lorenz pens a letter to climate change deniers . . .

Revolutions jam-pack the lifespan of a nation’s normal political cycle — both the highs and the lows — into a short period of time.

History tells us that ‘food’ and ‘justice’ (or lack thereof) are often the reasons driving revolutions - and if you couple that last sentence with the fact that 26 people are wealthier than the poorest 50% of the entire world, well, you can see why we have a problem.

I am not a religious person. I do not believe a man called Jesus died for our sins and I do not believe a man called Moses parted the Red Sea. I do not believe a prophet called Muhammad was sent to confirm the monotheistic teachings, and I do not believe Zeus was the God of the sky and thunder.

I do, however, acknowledge that there are billions of people that DO believe in these things and I respect their right to worship — and I am appealing to their sense of right and wrong, fact and fiction, when it comes to climate change.