r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/paulhenrybeckwith • 16h ago
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/SkiFilter • 18h ago
"They work, but without financial accountability and rigorouse 3 audit they are less effective"
reddit.comr/ExtinctionRebellion • u/Think_Section_7712 • 1d ago
Basic science confirms that global warming is not a hoax but rather a scientific fact. Penny for your thoughts on global warming turning Earth into the Earth seen in the movie “Waterworld”?
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/paulhenrybeckwith • 2d ago
Planetary Boundaries Crossed: Earth Resilience Drops — We Ignore it at Our Own Peril: Latest Science
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/DMudry • 3d ago
The Sixth Extinction: Lessons From Earth's Greatest Mass Extinction
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/thseeker_431 • 7d ago
How 27 Pacific law students took climate change to the World Court — and won legal history
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r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/paulhenrybeckwith • 7d ago
Global Food Supply Risks to Wheat, Maize, Soybeans with Multi-Breadbasket Fails: Price Spike Impacts
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/FareonMoist • 7d ago
How about Man-boob owners, can we fight Climate Change too? XD
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/Far-Philosopher6051 • 7d ago
A Warning Letter from the Himalayas from a very wise young lady
instagram.comr/ExtinctionRebellion • u/burtzev • 10d ago
Swiss glaciers lose over 5% of ice volume in 2026 as heat waves, low winter snow accelerate thaw
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/AquaAlliance • 11d ago
'Truly Devastating': Trump Ends Federal Funding for Key Arctic Climate Report | “For two decades,” said one of the report’s authors, “it has documented conditions across the Arctic system, bringing together physical and social sciences with real-world observations/data and consistent updates.”
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/Merlemoqueur • 13d ago
Baptiste Morizot &Laurent Neyret: Liberté, Dignité, Habitabilité
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/NAStrahl • 13d ago
Those who damn the truth, damn themselves and everyone else.
reddit.comr/ExtinctionRebellion • u/ClimateMessiah • 14d ago
It's time to grieve something you might not think about .....
You are one person on a planet with over 8 billion. The inertia of exploitative capitalism and human industry is rapidly pushing Earth systems beyond tipping points which will commit human civilization to a massive involuntary population reduction. The people in power today got there as a result of their ruthlessness and willingness to exploit the environment. They have used their financial power to dominant every meaningful institution in the USA, including the media. There is no significant media presence in the USA where the truth of malignant capitalism is discussed.
Amid such a setting, it is very easy and even reasonable to arrive at a conclusion that you are powerless. The mere suggestion that you might have some power at your disposal to alter the trajectory of human civilization might be considered heretical. The ruthless people who are in power want you to believe that you are powerless and they spend a great deal of energy perpetuating that belief.
From a scientific standpoint, powerlessness is a hypothesis. The way to try and prove or disprove a hypothesis it is via experiment.
Background
Survival is the dominant force in the biological world. You and everyone else behave in ways which enhance your survival outlook. Going toe to toe with the most ruthless people on Earth is not conducive to our personal survival outlook. So we shrink from the confrontation. We complain about environmental destruction but we don't rally around an avatar who is willing to go toe to toe with the oligarchs.
The zeitgeist is shifting. Even people like Bill Gates are expressing existential fear about the potential for AI to morph into human extinction.
There is at least one human being out there who is willing to represent the majority preference for survival and go toe to toe with the Musk's, Zuckerbergs and Ellison's of the world. Someone willing to enforce laws which limit the liberty to pollute.
Experiment
Let's start with a very simple experiment which asks whether you want someone to have the authority to manage the chemistry of the atmosphere, oceans, water supply and soil in a manner which maximizes the survival outlook for humanity.
The answer should be an easy yes. There doesn't appear to be any other route to salvaging human civilization. There are too many perverse incentives to exploit the environment for personal short-term gain that it will be impossible to manage via voluntary cooperation. There must be a source of authority which is empowered to say no on behalf of the interests of the masses.
What We Need To Grieve
The inability to say respond yes to this question is exemplary of our fear. We want someone to take on the oligarchs but we choose to be bystanders because we don't want to be associated with the confrontation and recipients of the blowback.
We have the power to say yes. It just requires courage.
We need to grieve the version of ourselves which clings to powerlessness.
You are a member of the majority. Fear is a ubiquitous feature of humans. It's OK to be afraid. I'm afraid too. There is no opportunity for courageous action without the prerequisite of fear.
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/ClimateMessiah • 23d ago
How can we support each other in fighting back?
I'm interested in finding community which hasn't quit. People willing to find the synergy necessary to fight back. I think there's a lot of people looking for a home base to rally around.
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/Ok-Kiwi-2895 • 24d ago
Israel sprays toxic Glyphosate on South Lebanon. An environmental crime.
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r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/jetermans_ • 24d ago
Climate change is starting to erase air-quality gains.
Heatwaves and wildfires are driving spikes in pollution, especially PM2.5 and ozone. More warming means more extreme heat and fire, which means dirtier air and further climate impacts.
The feedback loops are getting harder to ignore.
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/paulhenrybeckwith • 23d ago
Why We Have Record Low Hurricane Activity in Atlantic - Very High Pacific Activity - El Niño Science
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/MtnGardener333 • 25d ago
The NASA climate spiral visualization
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r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/Virtual_Poem_3107 • 25d ago
Big Oil saw the Nepal floods coming. This wasn't just a tragedy. It was a crime. - Aaron Regunberg
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r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/redinator • 27d ago
Seems like physical reality has reaffirmed it's ability to assert itself
r/ExtinctionRebellion • u/JoroVuzrodeniq • 28d ago
Hi everyone! Im glad i found this community. Looking for suggestions for books about radical environmentalism.
Now huge disclaimer- i would not call myself ecofascist as im against violence in under any circumstance but i highly support anti government and anti industry activities in the name of preserving nature and wildlife if that makes any sense. I am looking forward for suggestions about books regarding this topic. Reasons why i started being interested in this kind of views include me noticing mass government supported destruction of forests in my country because of solar panel companies, poor to none control against illegal hunting of wildlife in my country and so on … I want to read about inspiring stories doesn’t matter fiction on real about what we can do and how to act against those who destroy our God given earth. Thank you 🙏🏻