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Governments and corporations are actively rolling out even more mega-projects that will completely destroy any chance of us mitigating the effects of rapid climate fallout. Willow Project is a case in point.
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The feminist and women’s liberation movements have been the most prominent movements in the past centuries and their struggle for equality is continuing to this day but everything that they’re fighting for had already been achieved a century ago.
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We often see only two options; Fossil fuels or renewable energy and see it as a complete black and white situation with one side being a green and prepossessing planet and the other being an inhabitable hell hole, we think that solar, wind, and hydro energy are a hundred percent environment friendly while they’re really not.
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All of our plans to encounter climate change like ‘Carbon Neutral by 2050’ require long-term planning but capitalism is a system that completely blocks it from happening because we can’t just decrease profit or the entire system will crash down and bring another recession which will destroy millions of lives but more importantly decrease the net worth of billionaires.
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Why would an oil company spend billions of dollars spreading the idea of carbon footprint and awareness about climate change when it is actually going to suffer a loss from it?
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The government’s response to this issue has been making it worse if not doing anything. The thing about living in slums is that you have no tenure security and the government can just bulldoze your house in the name of “beautification” because nothing says pretty other than people forced on the streets.
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Keiv was supposed to fall in 2-3 days of the invasion and Russia was supposed to win in less than a week. Today is the 17th day of war and this fact in itself is a total catastrophe for Russia and Putin since closure nowhere seems to be in sight.
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Car culture has also resulted in increased class and racial segregation. In early days of automobiles becoming a public obsession in the US, city planners would intentionally build low bridges around poor communities that were also predominantly black.
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