So what kind of action do you want to see?
If all 89% of us took part in demonstrations, that’d be a great start. Those pushing back would eventually break from the pressure.
Granted. What then?
Limiting the impact corporations have on the environment via legislation is one highly effective way. But I’m just a person from the 89% of the population with this stance. So asking me isn’t all that useful. Asking at the demonstrations in a manner which takes account of each response is a much more logical way to help figure this out. Additionally, there’s definitely organizations who’ve done a lot of work here and have plans drawn up on these matters.
Okay, so you pass the global laws which enforces emission limits. The corporations comply. Very soon, most of humanity’s physical activities stop, including not just amenities but basic human life support. People start rioting and dying en masse. Earth population plummets to less 10% of the current population, possibly a lot lower. The Earth ecosystem, while severely damaged by the collapse, recovers, in the very long run.
But wait, this would have happened anyway, albeit slower.
Can we soften the blow, by cushioning the fall? Only in theory. In practice, the global system is out of control. We have about zero degrees of freedom collectively.
The popup on that website prevents me from scrolling on mobile.
I use a Iron Fox on mobile with uBlock, so I don’t get pop-ups, but thanks for the heads up. Does your mobile browser have reader mode? If so, enabling it as the site loads is a great workaround for this.
I tried again and this time I was able to close the full screen cookie message or whatever it was.
