Jules @afewbugs@librem.one

‘Motonormativity’: Britons more accepting of driving-related risk | Road safety | The Guardian

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jan/17/motonormativity-britons-more-accepting-driving-related-risk

I hate how embedded car culture is. If they were invented today they’d quickly be outlawed for how dangerous they are

It is then absolutely necessary to #BanPrivatejets, #TaxFrequentFliers, and #MakePollutersPay their climate debt. This includes cancelling Global South financial debt. https://makethempay.info/ #MakeThemPay
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RT @ScientistRebel1
Hundreds of activists, among them 129 scientists, blockaded 11 international private airports demanding to #BanPrivateJets on November 10th. @ExtinctionR

To secure a livable Earth, the unnecessary & unju…
https://twitter.com/ScientistRebel1/status/1592072412094517249

People in the top 1% of the consumption distribution bear a disproporionate responsibility for CO2 emissions and thus for climate change. And aviation is a major part of this. (Source:@zoe_institute) 5/

RT @CarolineLucas
Make no mistake - this latest clamp down on fundamental freedoms threatens very right to peaceful protest - allowing police to stop protests before they happen on basis they *might* cause disruption is dangerous attempt to silence dissent #PublicOrderBill https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-64282962

#ClimateDiary train journey to London through flooded field after flooded field. Pretty impressive that trains are running, so many others cancelled due to flooding - one student emailed to say she couldn’t make it in from Bournemouth. But then our train terminated at Gatwick (signal failure). One old man complaining loudly about “so-called floods”; me pondering poignancy of stop at an airport. Tangential as they are, let’s make those links

@afewbugs I was once behind a man who ordered 20 espresso shots. The barista checked with her manager to make sure that was allowable.

I’m learning to knit lace. Why do I do this to myself?

I mean… I know why, it’s about learning the crafts of my foremothers that have been mechanised and dismissed as useless or frivolous. Lace (in its many forms of crafting) was a ‘breadwinning’ industry for many women who did not get to enjoy the lace, they made it and they sold it. We are told women didn’t work, they were ‘only mothers and wives’ but they did. Women had many jobs, the writers of history just didn’t value it.

My favourite "fuck around and find out" is probably Victoria Gillick who tried to prevent her daughter getting access to contraception and ended up becoming the definition of women's bodily autonomy in the UK for the last 36 years. She's still alive and angry, ha ha ha.

Every year of my entire life has been one of the 10 warmest years recorded up to that point.

The last time that a global annual average temperature was not in the top ten at the time it occurred was 1976.

Given the slow rate of progress in fighting global warming, there is a strong chance that every year during rest of my career will also be a top ten year. ☹️

@cdarwin I have been interested in #Longtermism for a while, but hadn’t fully picked up on the central role of #Oxford #Philosophy in it. Just adding here an article referred to in the one you posted. Seems to me there should be far more knowledge and condemnation of all this.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/bvmanv/ok-wtf-is-longtermism-the-tech-elite-ideology-that-led-to-the-ftx-collapse

Teach your sons to take meeting minutes

We just lost the right to wild camp on Dartmoor - the last place in all of England & Wales where it was legal. What happens now?
https://www.willcycle.com/2023/01/13/know-your-place/
#WillCamping #Dartmoor #WillCycle

These scenes of destruction are not from Ukraine.

This is happening in Germany.
For coal mining.
In 2023.

#Lützerath.

A sneeze in the CT scanner 😱

https://mastodontech.de/@blacksheep/109679177235209039

I’d been hearing about the coal-mine protests in Germany, but this photo by Sean Gallup is the first that gave me a real sense of the titanic size of the thing and what’s being protested. Just… unreal.

"The Stars are for Everyone"... not just some hedge-fund manager #wildcamping #Dartmoor https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-64238116

Dartmoor ruling marks one landowner's naked attempt to roll back access to natural parks. We have legal access to just 8% of English land, 3% of rivers & no wild camping at all - yet Scotland's had wild camping & roaming successfully for years. We need #RightToRoam @guyshrubsole

🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/CarolineLucas/status/1613914195761975296