Nothing is external to the planetary crisis.
Everything we eat and drink, buy and use, every object and every service we depend on—even those objects and services we so take for granted that we call them "the landscape" and "nature"—is now immersed in rapid ecological upheaval.
Everything we eat and drink, buy and use, every object and every service we depend on—even those objects and services we so take for granted that we call them "the landscape" and "nature"—is now immersed in rapid ecological upheaval.
https://twitter.com/AlexSteffen/status/1473014015227953155
It's amazing to me how (comparatively) little it'd take, even now, to avoid truly ruinous coming decades— how materially better off we'd be— if we acted at scale and with speed.
Bold climate action/preparation will never be this cheap (in true and total costs) again.
Bold climate action/preparation will never be this cheap (in true and total costs) again.
We're going to end up acting — at bigger scales, with greater speed.
It's just going to cost us not only the price of change, but the (by then many times greater) costs of inaction.
It's just going to cost us not only the price of change, but the (by then many times greater) costs of inaction.
And that is what we should be fighting to protect people from: Inaction. Delay. Slow change.
https://twitter.com/AlexSteffen/status/1466906556939706370
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