Todd Beer, PhD
@climatejusticeprof.bsky.social
Associate Professor of Sociology - teaches about and conducts research on: climate justice, the Global South, divestment, ecosocialism, degrowth, globalization, protest movements, and racism at (but doesn't speak for) Lake Forest College (north of Chicago)
Reposted by Todd Beer, PhD
And not only that.
If you invest $1bn on solar investment in 2025 then by 1 Jan 2026 the solar starts producing electricity.
If you invest $1bn on nuclear power in 2025 then only by 1 Jan 2036 can you hope to get any electricity.
By which time the climate is fried.
If you invest $1bn on solar investment in 2025 then by 1 Jan 2026 the solar starts producing electricity.
If you invest $1bn on nuclear power in 2025 then only by 1 Jan 2036 can you hope to get any electricity.
By which time the climate is fried.
January 24, 2025 at 3:29 PM
And not only that.
If you invest $1bn on solar investment in 2025 then by 1 Jan 2026 the solar starts producing electricity.
If you invest $1bn on nuclear power in 2025 then only by 1 Jan 2036 can you hope to get any electricity.
By which time the climate is fried.
If you invest $1bn on solar investment in 2025 then by 1 Jan 2026 the solar starts producing electricity.
If you invest $1bn on nuclear power in 2025 then only by 1 Jan 2036 can you hope to get any electricity.
By which time the climate is fried.
Reposted by Todd Beer, PhD
"Climate Change As Class War" by Matthew Huber which does a really great job of connecting climate issues with issues of labor, social and economic justice
December 10, 2024 at 6:09 PM
"Climate Change As Class War" by Matthew Huber which does a really great job of connecting climate issues with issues of labor, social and economic justice
Less Is More by Jason Hickel
December 10, 2024 at 11:57 PM
Less Is More by Jason Hickel