Nanaimo Climate Action Hub
@nanaimoclimatehub.bsky.social
The purpose of the Nanaimo Climate Action Hub is to advance solutions that reflect the urgency of the climate emergency through advocacy, local initiatives, and collaboration with other organizations.
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“1.5C was never the difference between safety + ruin, between hope + despair. It was negotiated by govts trying to answer a big q: What’s the highest global temp increase — and associated level of dangers — societies should strive to avoid?”
Well said @zhonggg.bsky.social & @bradplumer.bsky.social
Well said @zhonggg.bsky.social & @bradplumer.bsky.social
2024’s Record-Breaking Heat Brought the World to a Dangerous Threshold. Now What?
Global temperatures last year crept past a key goal, raising questions about how much nations can stop the planet from heating up further.
www.nytimes.com
January 10, 2025 at 7:30 PM
“1.5C was never the difference between safety + ruin, between hope + despair. It was negotiated by govts trying to answer a big q: What’s the highest global temp increase — and associated level of dangers — societies should strive to avoid?”
Well said @zhonggg.bsky.social & @bradplumer.bsky.social
Well said @zhonggg.bsky.social & @bradplumer.bsky.social
If we want future generations to experience nature as we do today, we need to look at how and why we’ve altered the lands the way we have—be they private yards, park spaces, or entire forests—and learn to make more intentional, ecologically supportive choices. patchworkecosystem.com/building-urb...
Building Urban Resilience Through Permaculture Design
Article by Zack Simon exploring ways of applying permaculture design principles to urban landscapes, building ecological resilience in the face of climate change.
patchworkecosystem.com
November 14, 2024 at 5:20 AM
If we want future generations to experience nature as we do today, we need to look at how and why we’ve altered the lands the way we have—be they private yards, park spaces, or entire forests—and learn to make more intentional, ecologically supportive choices. patchworkecosystem.com/building-urb...
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I am absolutely delighted that all my favorite climate scientist colleagues from social media are here on bluesky now. You will not regret following a single one of these smart and committed human beings who are fighting for a better future for us all.
November 13, 2024 at 5:13 AM
I am absolutely delighted that all my favorite climate scientist colleagues from social media are here on bluesky now. You will not regret following a single one of these smart and committed human beings who are fighting for a better future for us all.