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“(A) trauma lens can also help explain why the response to the environmental crisis has been so inadequate, and even why environmentally-useless climate summits have become so popular.”

A #Climate of #Trauma by Prof Jem Bendell 🌍☸️

#cop28 #collapse

jembendell.com/2023/11/26/a-c…

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A recent Q&A on Prof Jem Bendell 🌍☸️’s new book #BreakingTogether - a freedom-loving response to #Collapse

“As I have been suspended from Twitter, I'd like to ask your help so that a Q&A on my book can be heard about.” The event was hosted by Deep Adaptation Forum

youtu.be/tTUf5SWn21c

And this is what we must do…..

Critical conference with so many great speakers 👇🏾👇🏾

Interesting and sad. We all know of climate refugees displaced from country to country, and I knew some parts of US = uninhabitable. But hadn't realised s/o documenting climate displacement within US. May help people recognise the need to deeply adapt? npr.org/2023/02/21/115…

Initiatives like this really highlight how mainstream higher education institutions remain in denial. Climate breakdown will shape the lives of our students. It’s about time University curriculums started adapting to that reality. theguardian.com/environment/20…

A four-step model of grief can help us make the leap from collapse awareness to collapse acceptance.

collapseclub.substack.com/p/grief-as-an-…

This is beautiful, and persuasive.
open.substack.com/pub/carolinero…

“Any critique of how humanity got into (this) mess that does not include a deep analysis of money and capitalism will form a new episode in the ongoing delusion…if you aren’t challenging the money power, you aren’t threatening (the establishment) at all.

jembendell.com/2023/02/16/no-…

Gah.

The implications of this article are terrifying. The sea lion deaths always concerned me more than the minks, and this piece explains exactly why.

I honestly haven't had this feeling since early January 2020.

english.elpais.com/science-tech/2…

Therein lies the devastating spiral of silence:

1) A majority of Americans (64%) say they are at least “somewhat worried” about global warming.

but

2) Most Americans (63%) say they “rarely” or “never” discuss global warming with family and friends [.] climatecommunication.yale.edu/publications/c…

Uncertainty, when accepted, sheds a bright light on the power of intention. That is what you can count on: not the outcome, but the motivation you bring, the vision you hold, the compass setting you choose to follow.

—Joanna Macy, “The Greatest Danger”

This new blogpost, from our Editorial lead volunteer Anja Byg, really spoke to me: deepadaptation.info/hero-addiction/