Dann sollten Hersteller evtl auch für die Entsorgung/die Schäden durch ihre Produkte aufkommen? Das ist Mal wieder ein Auswuchs des allseits bekannten Problems.

Aber dann doch lieber die Schuld auf die Verbraucher:innen schieben.

Well, we should still be somewhat ecologically responsible for moral reasons. But the real impact is dismantling the billionaires and influencing policies.

Article: https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/billionaires-emit-more-carbon-pollution-90-minutes-average-person-does-lifetime

So maybe stop listening to what they say. Start going to the streets and make them listen to us.

Yes, this would be very easy compared with many other problems we are facing.

Our society in its current way relies a lot on cars. Far travels are not yet easily possible without planes. Electricity is not easily replaced (needs some time to build, we need batteries etc.). And we need to tackle all these problems and face the challenges that come with it. But food is so easy. We just need to change some optics of food. We wouldn’t even lose any nutritional value (we would even gain so many health advantages) but people insist on having tortured animals in their food instead of the same nutrients and taste provided by plants.

Original article in The Guardian

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/mar/19/air-pollution-health-report

That’s a very nice article. But if we want to support environmental activism and connectedness to nature in the next generation, maybe we should also leave them a funtioning environment and nature to connect to.

Climate getting too hot for human civilization :(

Education has been tried for about 50 years and hasn’t worked. I would have preferred if it did.

Activism and civil disobedience has historically worked. Civil rights, suffragettes, Ghandi just as some examples. And it is working right now, even if it’s not obvious. For example https://ssir.org/articles/entry/protest_movements_could_be_more_effective_than_the_best_charities

Record sentences for climate protestors in England and Uganda, criminalization in Germany.

Examples:

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/article/2024/jul/18/five-just-stop-oil-supporters-jailed-over-protest-that-blocked-m25

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/article/2024/may/23/alarm-as-german-climate-activists-charged-with-forming-a-criminal-organisation

The real criminals are the fossil fuel industry and the politicians allowing them to destroy our world for their own profit.

Yes, there are some underlying issues which seem rooted in conservatisvism or rather its expression in modern politics.

But activism is not only about informing, it’s about pressuring the ruling class. And the more people support it, the better it works.

The ruling class was against civil rights, women’s rights, freeing slaves, Mahatma Ghandi, and so on. They were not convinced by facts, reason, or science. The people who are convinced by these need to show politicians that they are willing to stand up and protest if they don’t listen.

Yes, it’s hard. But I’d rather endure oppression than giving up.

However, there’s a lot you can do to support without repression. You can provide social media support, help with designing banners and stuff, take and edit pictures and videos, provide food, or also legal support, just as some examples.

Also, the more people join protests, the harder it is for the state to oppress them.

There is something you can do. You can get into and support climate activism.

How many wake-up calls have we had? Now we’re having hundreds of wake-up calls at once.

https://fossilfueltreaty.org/

Let’s go.

Yes, it’s really late. For some parts of the world even too late. But let’s save what’s left.

This is a devastating message to civil rights. Let’s turn it into strength for the movement and support activism around the world.