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Art education for climate justice
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Grote Nederlandse bedrijven passen diversiteitsbeleid aan vanwege Trump
Bedrijven als ASML, Arcadis en Philips schrapten onder meer een bonus voor een minimum aantal vrouwen binnen de organisatie.
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July 9, 2025 at 9:15 AM
Fascism is capitalism defending irself nos.nl/l/2574289
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CrimethInc: "[Direct action] can be the best form of therapy, helping those who act to cure feelings of boredom, hopelessness, and impotence. When one is doing nothing, everything seems impossible; once one has begun doing something, it is easier to imagine what else is possible"
May 10, 2025 at 7:54 PM
CrimethInc: "[Direct action] can be the best form of therapy, helping those who act to cure feelings of boredom, hopelessness, and impotence. When one is doing nothing, everything seems impossible; once one has begun doing something, it is easier to imagine what else is possible"
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researchers argue that, far from a "paradigmatic break," solar energy "is merely the latest iteration of an industrial growth model" characterized by "undemocratic and unsustainable industrial processes, the concentration of corporate power and profits, and externalized waste and pollution.” 2/2
May 11, 2025 at 9:54 AM
researchers argue that, far from a "paradigmatic break," solar energy "is merely the latest iteration of an industrial growth model" characterized by "undemocratic and unsustainable industrial processes, the concentration of corporate power and profits, and externalized waste and pollution.” 2/2
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Peter Gelderloos: ”Solar panels also present a waste problem, as the typical panel only lasts 25 years. At current growth rates, by 2050 we could have 78 million metric tons of junk panels, and there is currently no good way to recycle them at an industrial scale. Andrea Brock and other 1/2
May 11, 2025 at 9:53 AM
Peter Gelderloos: ”Solar panels also present a waste problem, as the typical panel only lasts 25 years. At current growth rates, by 2050 we could have 78 million metric tons of junk panels, and there is currently no good way to recycle them at an industrial scale. Andrea Brock and other 1/2