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Hartree Partners are financing the #Nussir copper mine in #Repparfjord, Northern Norway, a project that will dump 30 million tons of toxic mining waste into a nationally protected salmon fjord.
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Hartree Partners are financing the #Nussir copper mine in #Repparfjord, Northern Norway, a project that will dump 30 million tons of toxic mining waste into a nationally protected salmon fjord.
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J P Morgan has a long history of greed over morality - it owns Chase Bank, which made $millions supporting Nazi Germany during World war II, see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chase_B... - the section on Controversies
J P Morgan has a long history of greed over morality - it owns Chase Bank, which made $millions supporting Nazi Germany during World war II, see en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chase_B... - the section on Controversies
Great news!
Great news!
These tipping points are a major national security blind spot, threatening food, energy &global stability, they must be addressed urgently
As argued here by @laurielaybourn.bsky.social et al
These tipping points are a major national security blind spot, threatening food, energy &global stability, they must be addressed urgently
As argued here by @laurielaybourn.bsky.social et al
Expert assessments suggest a substantial probability of collapse if warming continues. Action now can reduce risk.
Expert assessments suggest a substantial probability of collapse if warming continues. Action now can reduce risk.
Small changes in ocean salinity or heat flux could push the system toward abrupt change
Small changes in ocean salinity or heat flux could push the system toward abrupt change
Historical evidence indicates we may already be heading towards critical thresholds.
Historical evidence indicates we may already be heading towards critical thresholds.
New research suggests the #AMOC might respond faster than current @ipcc.bsky.social assessment projections indicate.
New research suggests the #AMOC might respond faster than current @ipcc.bsky.social assessment projections indicate.
All future scenarios show weakening of the #AMOC, though the exact magnitude and timing remain uncertain.
All future scenarios show weakening of the #AMOC, though the exact magnitude and timing remain uncertain.
The review emphasizes that continued warming could push the #AMOC toward a tipping point this century.
The review emphasizes that continued warming could push the #AMOC toward a tipping point this century.
🔗 www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...
Here are 8 key takeaways from Dijkstra & van Westen (2026) on the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation and its risks.
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🔗 www.annualreviews.org/content/jour...
Here are 8 key takeaways from Dijkstra & van Westen (2026) on the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation and its risks.
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Yet, much of this suffering is preventable.
Early warning systems, care networks, and deliberate policy choices can save lives, but only where a politics of care is actively built and maintained.
Vulnerability is not fate!
Check out the article for more details:
Yet, much of this suffering is preventable.
Early warning systems, care networks, and deliberate policy choices can save lives, but only where a politics of care is actively built and maintained.
Vulnerability is not fate!
Check out the article for more details:
My article explores how these patterns repeat across the globe, from overheated apartments to flooded rice fields.
Political and infrastructural neglect creates predictable vulnerability, turning slow violence into deaths of neglect.
My article explores how these patterns repeat across the globe, from overheated apartments to flooded rice fields.
Political and infrastructural neglect creates predictable vulnerability, turning slow violence into deaths of neglect.
The question isn’t just “what happened?”
It’s: who allowed it? Who could have prevented it? And why did society fail to act, even when the risks were known?
The question isn’t just “what happened?”
It’s: who allowed it? Who could have prevented it? And why did society fail to act, even when the risks were known?
Donna Haraway offers yet another lens: the Chthulucene.
She highlights how humans, ecosystems, and institutions are entangled, so that harm emerges through their interactions, not just from a single cause. 🌱🤝
Donna Haraway offers yet another lens: the Chthulucene.
She highlights how humans, ecosystems, and institutions are entangled, so that harm emerges through their interactions, not just from a single cause. 🌱🤝
Rob Nixon’s idea of slow violence complements this perspective.
He argues that environmental harm accumulates slowly and imperceptibly, with its full tragedy rarely seen, such as deadly heatwaves gradually claiming the lives of people in their homes.
Rob Nixon’s idea of slow violence complements this perspective.
He argues that environmental harm accumulates slowly and imperceptibly, with its full tragedy rarely seen, such as deadly heatwaves gradually claiming the lives of people in their homes.
Achille Mbembe’s concept of necropolitics helps explain this.
It shows how political and social systems routinely allow some lives to be treated as expendable, even when harm is predictable.
Achille Mbembe’s concept of necropolitics helps explain this.
It shows how political and social systems routinely allow some lives to be treated as expendable, even when harm is predictable.
Vulnerability isn’t just exposure, it’s embedded in infrastructure, policy, and social support systems that fail to protect certain groups.
Vulnerability isn’t just exposure, it’s embedded in infrastructure, policy, and social support systems that fail to protect certain groups.
In Texas, three elderly relatives died in their apartment after a broken air conditioner, chronic illness, and social isolation combined, and no one noticed for days.
Extreme heat was the immediate cause, but this tragedy was shaped by much more than temperature.
In Texas, three elderly relatives died in their apartment after a broken air conditioner, chronic illness, and social isolation combined, and no one noticed for days.
Extreme heat was the immediate cause, but this tragedy was shaped by much more than temperature.
It asks what overheated apartments, flooded rice fields, & invisible policy failures have in common, & how preventable harm becomes the slow violence of necropolitics in the Chthulucene.
Here's a short thread on some key points 🧵
It asks what overheated apartments, flooded rice fields, & invisible policy failures have in common, & how preventable harm becomes the slow violence of necropolitics in the Chthulucene.
Here's a short thread on some key points 🧵