A dig, burn & dump economy based on extracting natural & human resources faster than we can regenerate will eventually come to an end — either through collapse or through our intentional re-organization. Transition is inevitable. Justice is not.❤️‍🔥

#ResistAndBuild #JustTransition
How can we resist false climate solutions and ensure a Just Transition that restores our communities and the web of life?

#JustTransitionNow #ClimateJustice #CommunityControl #CommunitySelfDetermination
Frontline communities & workers are impacted first and worst by the interlinked crises of climate change and the extractive economy.
“Just Transition is a principle, a process and a practice.”
~ @JTAlliance

ClimateJusticeAlliance.org/just-transitio…
Resist False Solutions like Carbon Markets CO2colonialism.org, Geoengineering: ClimateJusticeAlliance.org/geoengineering/ and Nuclear Energy.
Organizers with @UPROSE have developed New York’s first community owned solar energy cooperative project and a climate jobs hub that will stop harmful pollution and foster community control. uprose.org/sunset-park-so…
Project Feed the Hood in Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a food literacy and community gardening initiative of the SouthWest Organizing Project @SWOPista, that aims to improve community health through education and revival of traditional growing methods: vimeo.com/478623782
How can we resist false climate solutions and ensure a #JustTransition that restores our communities and the web of life?

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It’s time to abandon the dirty, dangerous myth of Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS):
💥Stop subsidizing CCS.
💥Stop permitting CCS.
💥Stop using CCS to justify climate inaction.

And don’t pretend you’re a climate leader if CCS is part of your climate plan.
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