#climate justice now

[calciopics]

Much more than a Formula One champion

[black-mosquito]

Ein kleines Update zur Moni vom ersten September:

»Die Moni ist geräumt!

Nach über einem Jahr Widerstand und Leben im Losser Forst gegen die A14 und das System das sie bauen und davon profitieren will, wurde unser Camp von den Cops zerstört. Baumhäuser, Bodenstrukturen, sogar das Kompostklo, alles wurde restlos kaputtgemacht und zum Großteil mitgenommen. Zurück bleibt eine apokalyptische Szene von verletzten Bäumen, zerwühltem Boden und vielen Scherben.

Wir hatten den Wald zuvor verlassen und es wurden keine Menschen geräumt, uns geht es allen gut. Reflektion über die Besetzung und ihr Ende ist ein notwendiger, laufender Prozess. Für uns ist und bleibt aber bereits klar: Der Widerstand in der Altmark gegen Umweltzerstörung und Faschismus geht weiter! Für ein ökologisches Leben auf dem Land braucht es weder monotone Landschaften noch grauen Asphalt, sondern bunte Projekte und Raum für Biodiversität!

Wir freuen uns weiterhin über Unterstützung in Form von Spenden für anstehende Repressionskosten, Gesprächen um weiterführende Perspektiven zu schaffen und Vergangenes zu reflektieren und gelebter Solidarität mit allen von Unterdrückung betroffenen Lebewesen in der Altmark und überall sonst.

Heute is‘ nich alle Tage – wir komm‘ wieder, keine Frage!«

Wir haben noch Aufkleber und Beutel da, mit denen die Antirepressionskasse gefüllt wird:

Beutel: https://black-mosquito.org/de/moni-bleibt-soli-beutel.html

Aufkleber: https://black-mosquito.org/de/moni-bleibt-40-aufkleber.html

[intersectionalpraxis]

I am once again at a loss for words. From @/ democracynow [@/ JoshuaPHill on X. 12/22/23.] [Image description: "Satellite imagery shows Israel's razing of Gaza agricultural land." A 'before' picture shows an aerial picture of lush green fields and areas of healthy crops, as well as the location of a greenhouse. An 'after,' photo shows an aerial view of a completely desolate land -there are no crops, no greenhouse, and no greenery.]

[flango87]

[greenhorizonblog]

Homeless Care Package

Some things I'll be buying to make a care package for my local homeless person:

Socks, t- shirt, maybe underwear if it's not too weird, he probably needs it though

Dried foods; jerky, granola bars and dried fruit etc

Tasty sweet treat like a chocolate bar

Instant coffee

Thermos bottle

2 hot water bottles

Multivitamins

Bottled waters

Hand sanitiser and wet wipes

Bar of soap

Nail clipper

Small first aid kit

Gift card to a grocery store

Rain poncho

Sunscreen

Thermal blanket

Personal note letting him know that his situation is not his fault because the government and society is supposed to take care of people, but they don't because of greed and short sightedness

Feel free to take inspiration and make a care package for a homeless person in your city/town. You don't have to show your face, you can wear a face mask and sunglasses, and go with a friend if you're nervous.

It's a small gesture that can go a long way in giving a person hope. Even just cash or a grocery store gift card is a good thing to give. Life is unpredictable. It can take a turn for the worse and suddenly become very hard for anyone

We were never meant to go it alone.

[historyforfuture]

Deliberate Targeting of masjids in Gaza tearing apart and burning of Holy Quran . From the phones and cameras of zionist soldiers . They r proud of their corruption , malice andb hate

[meteorologistaustenlonek]

"If we define peaceful protest as designated protest zones that don't cause any public inconvenience we've more or less defined it out of existance.

Past protest movements (civil rights, anti-war, suffrage) were disruptive in a way that modern whitewashing understates."

-- Zeke Hausfather, "A tireless chronicler and commentator on all things climate" -NYTimes. Climate lead @stripe , writer @CarbonBrief, scientist @BerkeleyEarth , IPCC/NCA5 author

[solarpunkwitchcraft]

"Disabilities create multidimensional impacts, and experts agree that the entire disability community is at greater risk of suffering from the negative impacts of climate change. It’s imperative that disabled people have access to education on disaster response, communicating with emergency responders, and self-care at a level that is least restrictive and appropriate. Every disability and experience creates a unique situation, and even well-trained responders will need a way to communicate with individuals about their specific needs. A disabled person is two to four times more likely to die or be critically injured in a climate-related disaster due to lack of access to information, lack of transportation or accessible emergency shelters, and mobility limitations. "

[faithfromanewperspective]

it's such a radical kind of positivity to be like 'maybe things will be okay in the end' in the face of biodiversity collapse and colonialism. but it's also exactly what we need. for some of us to go 'what if things turn out okay' and then do the work to get there because we loved that vision so much we made it happen

[radicalgraff]

"Rise up 4 Climate Justice!!"

Seen in Venice, Italy

[nando161mando]

Tornadoes are a thing now in Vermont

[sadbeautifutragic]

the idea of project 2025 unfolding makes me nauseous

[sordidamok]

Cool. Now do Exxon.

[intersectionalpraxis]

As many Palestinian activists and creators and allies have said -Indigenous people would NEVER destroy the land they live on/are part of... this is just despicable.

[flango87]

I highly recommend reading essays by Ismatu Gwendolyn. They have so many important insights on revolution and liberation. Their most recent essay is about the role of the artist in revolution. Pls go check out their work and support them!!!

[queerbrownvegan]

Our collective destiny, one day, is a regenerative future.

-qbv