
Very good. We should all join/support them.

Very good. We should all join/support them.

For humanity, there is. The impact we’re facing right now is the end of civilization before the end of the century. The impact we’re facing if we don’t act within 3 years is extinction. The speed of these impacts may vary slightly, though.

The US Everywhere on earth

I believe there are many more countries where this is happening… All compromised by fossil fuels.

We can also reach net zero by 2030 (which would be scientifically necessary). But we need to take the steps.

They are 100% right.

This is a crime. These are the criminals that should be locked behind bars. They are knowingly destroying our world and killing billions of people.
That may be a problem, but it wouldn’t explain the differences in results due to sponsorships.

That’s great news. But rather ironic that the argument is that the data is useful/necessary for business. Not that’s it’s useful/necessary for human rights or other unimportant things.

They’re doing the right thing now. That is what matters. I’m really impressed. They could just chill and enjoy the rest of their lives. Instead, they are fighting for a better world for all of us, some even risking prison. We should all follow their example.

Even more worryingly, many humans will not survive.
This is not a joke about us dying before the turn of the century due to our life expectancy.

This is disgusting. Greenpeace fights for all of humanity while the real criminals sit in luxury yachts.

I’m looking forward to participating in this.

Umm, you can lower your climate risk by helping to fight climate change? That’s overall the best thing you can do to lower future risks. (That means climate protests)

It’s a figure from the latest IPCC report


The corporations and the nations allowing them to do so are not acting lawful. They are violating the Paris agreement. In many (almost all) countries, the protection of the environment is also a constitutional right. That’s violated. The European court of Human rights has also ruled that climate action is a human right.
International law, constitution, and human rights are some of the most important laws that we, as a civilization and society, have.


It’s a very interesting topic. But it’s really hard to study in humans. Due to the abundance of microplastics everywhere, it’s almost impossible to conduct controlled trials. It’s rather unethical to inject humans with plastic and cutting them open to look inside is also frowned upon (rightfully so). We can compare with historical measurements, but then, of course, we can’t isolate the effects of microplastics.

The way these protesters is a disgrace for our democracies. Why are there no riots? Why are we so numb towards these injustices?

If we don’t act, it will cut the economy to zero.
Noone shall say that kids in American schools are less safe!