グレタさん２１年４、５月の語録

Peter Kalmus @ClimateHuman

It would be good to avoid "catastrophic" the only way is for our society - culture and governments - to stand up to the fossil fuel industry and SHUT IT DOWN

Peter Kalmus @ClimateHuman

Note the timescale on Phase 1. Rough metric for "deep": obvious and severe impacts on e.g. people, society, weather, ice, species, ecosystems Rough metric for "catastrophic": impacts pose increasingly insurmountable barrier to continued existence of complex society

Peter Kalmus @ClimateHuman

Every fraction of a degree of global heating makes it worse, but I've started thinking of the climate emergency in phases: 1 predicted (1890s to 1970s) 2 emerging (1980s to 1990s) 3 it's definitely here (2000s to 2010s) 4 deep 5 catastrophic We are currently in deep.

Ben Phillips @benphillips76

Activists have learnt that when the establishment, after throwing everything at them, changes tune & tells them they've won, be careful! Grateful to Extinction Rebellion for sharing this from How to Fight Inequality. The Independent really needs to learn how to spell Gandhi tho. pic.twitter.com/04LdihG5r2

Extinction Rebellion : XR Global @ExtinctionR

It's uncomfortable. We have to change. We won't tell people what to do. But we have to recognise our situation. We have to do what we have to do. #ClimateEmergency

Extinction Rebellion UK 🌍 @XRebellionUK

"Nothing has changed. The first #COP was when I was 2yrs old, I'm 28 now & nothing is happening. There are companies profiting in the short term from death of our planet & future generations... This needs to be done." #ActNow @HSBC invested 80 billion in #FossilFuels since 2015 pic.twitter.com/38snOWyD0U

Jason Hickel @jasonhickel

Here's what you do: a) radically scale down energy use to enable decarbonization by 2025 or 2030; and b) make up the overshoot by paying reparations for climate debt to the global South.

Jason Hickel @jasonhickel

Ask yourself, given that high-income nations have already overshot their 2C carbon budgets, what should be the target date for decarbonization in line with the Paris Agreement?

Jason Hickel @jasonhickel

This chart is based on emissions data from 1850 to 2015, with consumption-based emissions from 1970 onward.

Jason Hickel @jasonhickel

Most people don't realise this, but the majority of high-income nations have already significantly exceeded their fair share of the carbon budget for 2 degrees. Their "zero by 2050" targets are therefore woefully inadequate. pic.twitter.com/FvC0RTJWRm

Extinction Rebellion : XR Global @ExtinctionR

Global North countries must slash their emissions by every feasible means. Only then will high-emitting countries have any authority to put pressure on the likes of China and India to do the same, as @RajKSinghIndia recently spelt out. bbc.co.uk/news/science-e…

Extinction Rebellion : XR Global @ExtinctionR

China's and India's plans for burning coal may be the greatest single threat to life on Earth. So what can Global North countries do about it? globalenergymonitor.org/press-release/…

Greenpeace International @Greenpeace

Some of those in power “have given up” on the 1.5℃ climate limit of 2015 Paris Agreement, but millions like @GretaThunberg refuse to accept inaction. 1.5℃ is still possible with action - and very worth fighting for. act.gp/33gvau5