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Given capitalism’s dependence on economic growth, world leaders appear to have blundered in 1994 when they ratified the UNFCCC agreement. As stipulated in the agreement’s objective (Article 2), this committed them to maintaining GHG concentrations at safe levels.
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Climate scientists have failed to meet their social responsibilities: to clearly, fully, and accurately inform society about the GHG crisis.
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I am a 71-year-old thinker who sees his death on the horizon. I therefore want to confess my greatest sin: when analyzing the ecological crisis I have committed thoughtcrimes.
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If you are concerned about the ecological crisis you undoubtedly know that, four decades ago, Exxon scientists warned about “potentially catastrophic events” from rising concentrations of greenhouse gases (GHGs). You are presumably outraged that the corporation buried these warnings and then funded disinformation campaigns to prevent rational action.
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The young need an advocate to protect their ecological interests. Currently they are at the mercy of older generations who are protecting the status quo.
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Fixating on emissions reductions is ecocidal. The young must demand the rational strategy: block the Sun, minimize emissions, and remove unsafe gases.
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The international community has broken its repeated vows to avoid unsafe GHG concentrations. “Net-zero emissions” is the latest instance of this betrayal.
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This phone interview with Sam Mitchell of Collapse Chronicles took place on Sept. 17, 2019. I first outline the analysis and strategy in Ecological Survival and Revolutionary Change. In the discussion segment I defend my identification of the military as a critical revolutionary force.
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The goal of net-zero emissions, which is now being peddled by everyone from politicians to progressives to the Pope, is a travesty and a betrayal.
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From the intellectual perspective, humankind faces two major challenges in tackling the ecological crisis. The first is that the problem is massive and unprecedented, which means that critical areas such as economic theory and social organization must be rethought from the ground up.
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