What's interesting about that stat is that the richest 1% are also the best-educated 1%.
Ways that those of us in the richest, best-educated 1% of the world proceed without changing:
"It's the corporations"
"Carbon footprints are a plot invented by corporations"
"I'm investing in [direct air capture] [kelp] [solar radiation management]"
Gripping 6000 words on the fate of California from @lizweil. The more we normalize how rapid our transition is the better. As @steffen has been explaining for a long time. nytimes.com/2022/01/03/mag… Some extra thoughts...
@lizweil@steffen Because the legacy Mediterranean climate that indigenous people once safely managed is also disappearing, an equilibrium produced by better fire policy and careful rebuilding may not last for long. A parallel on the East Coast is coastlines.
In the meantime, the 'new norm' in high demand places is easily maladaptive...
NYC is unlikely to experience a dry heatwave.
When I want to bore myself to sleep in the middle of the day I like to open up a report sponsored by a couple of billionaires six years ago. riskybusiness.org/site/assets/up…