Climate March

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Twelve years ago, March 1, we set out from Los Angeles on the longest US climate march in history.

In it to rid it.

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Plastic Is Everywhere ..... Plastic pollution is no longer confined to cities, coastlines, or landfills. It has reached some of the most remote and unexpected places on Earth. Microplastics have been detected in Antarctic snow, carried thousands of kilometers by wind. They have been found near the summit of Mount Everest, trapped in ice and dust. Invisible plastic fibers now float through the air, settle in deserts, sink into the deepest oceans, and circulate through ecosystems once believed to be untouched. Though tiny and often unseen, their consequences are significant. Microplastics enter food chains, affect wildlife, and persist in the environment for decades. What begins as packaging, synthetic clothing fibers, or discarded products slowly fragments and spreads far beyond its point of origin. This reveals a critical reality: plastic pollution is a global systems challenge, not just a local waste problem. Air currents, water flows, and weather patterns move plastic across borders, oceans, and continents. Plastic has become part of Earth’s background noise — from the highest peaks to the coldest ice. Addressing it means reducing plastic at the source and rethinking how materials are designed, used, and disposed of. #plasticpollution #microplastics #environmentalimpact #sustainability #circulareconomy #planetaryhealth Credit via greenpeaceuk and UseLessPlastic on Instagram

Matching for peace,
like we marched for our pkanet.

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A group of about two dozen Buddhist monks is participating in a journey they're calling a "Walk for Peace," trekking from Fort Worth, Texas, to Washington, D.C. as a way to promote a message of peace. On Dec. 29, they passed through a suburb of Atlanta and were greeted by a huge crowd of supporters. The monks have also received support on social media through their page, where they've amassed over 400,000 followers. “We do not walk alone," says one of the group's posts. "We walk together with every person whose heart has opened to peace, whose spirit has chosen kindness, whose daily life has become a garden where understanding grows.”

Thank you for walking for peace.

WALK FOR PEACE Day 45, 12/9/2025 – Sheldon Ridge, Mississippi - YouTube Music The Saṅgha continued their peaceful journey through the vibrant colors of autumn, with trees turning gold and leaves gently falling beneath each step. Aloka...

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How rapidly might climate action happen under this system?

Switzerland operates under a rare system where citizens vote several times a year on real policies, not just politicians. These votes cover issues ranging from taxes and pensions to immigration and climate laws.

Unlike most countries, Swiss citizens can force a nationwide referendum if they collect enough signatures. This means parliament does not have the final word—the public does.

Citizens can also propose constitutional amendments directly through popular initiatives. If approved, these changes become part of the constitution, bypassing traditional legislative paths.

This constant participation has shaped a culture of political awareness and compromise. Voters are accustomed to reading proposals, debating outcomes, and weighing long-term consequences.

Rather than democracy being an occasional event, Switzerland treats it as an ongoing civic responsibility embedded into everyday life.

Wrong move humans. Again.

According to the latest United Nations Emissions Gap Report, global greenhouse gas emissions reached a record high last year, increasing by 2.3% compared to 2023 📈

The EU was the only major emitter to record a yearly decrease in emissions, cutting them by 2.5% ☁️

This shows that sustained reductions are possible, but global action must accelerate 🚀

At , we need greater collective ambition to turn the global emissions curve downward and limit global warming 🌎🌡️

Read more 👇
🔗 https://www.unep.org/resources/emissions-gap-report-2025
🔗 https://climate.ec.europa.eu/news-other-reads/news/eu-advances-towards-2030-climate-targets-continued-emissions-cuts-2025-11-06_en

Is climate action dependent on an educated people? Recently, presenting climate coaching to the International Coaches Federation, I realized relative to Europe, America’s climate action is re****ed by a disinformation campaign charging the term climate change up so high it has become like Harry Potter’s Voldemort-he who shall not be named.

Ranked: The World’s Most Educated Populations, Across 45 Countries 📚

https://www.voronoiapp.com/education/Comparing-Education-Levels-Across-45-Countries--6872

Jane says, "We are on the brink of disaster." October 2, 2025 'JANE GOODALL'S FINAL INTERVIEW. Recorded on September 23, 2025 (eight days before her death on October 1, 2025) for the Wall Street Journal's "Journal Podcast," and published online by the Wall Street Journal on September 26, 2025.'

JANE GOODALL'S LAST INTERVIEW Recorded on 9/23/25 JANE GOODALL'S FINAL INTERVIEW. Recorded on September 23, 2025— eight days before her death on October 1, 2025— for the Wallstreet Journal's "Journal Podcast...