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Pope Francis' call for action on climate change
I didn't expect to be reading such a well-written and knowledgeable document on this subject from the Catholic Church. A long read which combines scientific fact with compassion.
How to Enjoy the End of the World
A talk relating systems theory to global civilisation. The takeaway being that the world depends on fossil fuels, to which there is no direct replacement, and that collapse is inevitable when these fuels are taken away. Sadly, there are no actual tips relating to enjoyment. This talk has been expanded upon by the author in a dedicated video series but this is the compact version.
The Profound Loneliness of Being Collapse Aware
About the author's struggle to find someone among his friends to speak to about collapse. He says, "Most of all, I want someone to hug me and say, “I know. I’m scared, too.” Lots of good links in there for further reading.
https://medium.com/@CollapseSurvival/the-profound-loneliness-of-being-collapse-aware-28ac7a705b9Open linkView original on lemmy.sdf.org"I Thought We Had More Time"
A short essay about looming catastrophe and people's reactions to it.
The Busy Worker's Handbook to the Apocalypse
This is a good, concise and readable guide to the major data points about global warming.
https://medium.com/@samyoureyes/the-busy-workers-handbook-to-the-apocalypse-7790666afde7Open linkView original on lemmy.sdf.org