We have the ability to remove 1/4 of existing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere by 2050 with improvements to land use and agriculture. We do this by increasing soil organic matter, localizing food production, practicing regenerative agriculture, composting and building food forests. Project Drawdown details how and offers many more solutions. For additional information please visit www.drawdown.org
We are facing a planetary climate and ecological crisis and our political and economic systems are failing us. We must act now and together to halt biodiversity loss and reduce greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2025. Extinction Rebellion understands the seriousness of the task before us and has been mobilizing growing protests around the world. Please help us advocate for life. www.rebellion.global
Extinction Rebellion NYC protest. Photo by Barrett Doherty © 2021
In Climate, A New Story, Charles Eisenstein reconnects us with nature and asks us to reconsider love and enlarge our empathy. If we consider love as something that arises when mutual well-being is inseparable and we extend this understanding to encompass a larger, full world of plants and animals, even rocks and streams and mountains how different our world would be. Maybe not new, and in fact the animation of the world that Charles calls for was very much a part of our ancestors world view. A modern mythology that may offer a new way of seeing and being.
