Anja
@anjahelmb.bsky.social
Nerd Art, Climate Art, Nature lover, Rebel for Life! 💚 🌺 👩👩👧 👩🏼🎨🌳
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And that’s exactly why we cannot stop now. We are the ones demanding real change. We are the ones who can force governments, corporations and the powerful to take responsibility. We are the hope, because we act. Join Extinction Rebellion. Time is running. Change won’t arrive on its own.
November 10, 2025 at 9:37 PM
And that’s exactly why we cannot stop now. We are the ones demanding real change. We are the ones who can force governments, corporations and the powerful to take responsibility. We are the hope, because we act. Join Extinction Rebellion. Time is running. Change won’t arrive on its own.
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We don’t trust this stage anymore. Not because hope is gone, but because hope has already moved elsewhere: to us. To the people raising their voices around the world. To those who organise, who resist, who apply real pressure. Everything we have achieved happened because people took to the streets.
November 10, 2025 at 9:37 PM
We don’t trust this stage anymore. Not because hope is gone, but because hope has already moved elsewhere: to us. To the people raising their voices around the world. To those who organise, who resist, who apply real pressure. Everything we have achieved happened because people took to the streets.
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COP should protect Indigenous communities, MAPA communities and all those who are systematically marginalised. Instead, oil and gas representatives stroll in freely. COP should be ashamed of every fossil lobbyist given a badge.
November 10, 2025 at 9:37 PM
COP should protect Indigenous communities, MAPA communities and all those who are systematically marginalised. Instead, oil and gas representatives stroll in freely. COP should be ashamed of every fossil lobbyist given a badge.
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The 1.5-degree limit is factually broken, the first global tipping point of tropical coral reefs has been crossed, and the new Emissions Gap Report shows: even if all countries kept their promises, we are heading toward 2.3 to 2.5 degrees.
November 10, 2025 at 9:37 PM
The 1.5-degree limit is factually broken, the first global tipping point of tropical coral reefs has been crossed, and the new Emissions Gap Report shows: even if all countries kept their promises, we are heading toward 2.3 to 2.5 degrees.