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LLAMADO ANTIFRONTERAS 🇵🇸 TODA ABYA YALA ESTÁ CON PALESTINA ✊🏾

Por Palestina libre, por los 140 niños y niñas asesinadxs en menos de 3 días desde el pasado 7 de octubre
Por la digna lucha del pueblo palestino y todos los territorios en resistencia contra el terrorismo de estado y contra los imperios colonialistas
En cada latitud, en las embajadas del asesino Israel, en las calles y en las plazas, que resuene la solidaridad activa por Palestina Libre 🔥🔥🔥

QUE TIEMBLEN LOS/AS SIONISTAS, QUE TODA ABYA YALA ESTÁ CON PALESTINA 🔥

Keep it in the ground.

For a safe landing.

For all living things...

Let the 1% pay.

And then...

Let's talk.

With calm.

But... now!

Cause time has already run out for so many...

Happy Tuesday Stay Grounded .
Keep it lit!

Aviaction: Stay Grounded Action Conference 2022 - Stay Grounded Save the Date: 5-9 October 2022 in Lille, France | After the setback of the Covid-19 pandemic the aviation industry is planing to return to pre-covid flight loads and goals for growth despite being one of the fastest growing and most climate-destructive sectors.

🇵🇦 There's social unrest in Panama.

The country has been shut down by the people.

For over a week already.

Panama is:

#1 unequal country in Central America
#2 in Latin America
#6 worldwide

It's caused by corrupt governments, the IMF, the World Bank, and the political / economical systems that are also causing the sixth mass extinction.

And the Big Oil Cartel is simply profitting business as usual whilst the majority suffer and toil.

Now the Panamanian government will subsidise their profits.

And we, the people, will continue with neoliberal chains on us until we are ready to say no more.







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The time is now.

Rise up for life.

But it doesn't have to be this way...

There's still time to turn this around.

But just about...

We must act now!

We only got 2 or 3 years...

The 7 hottest years on record globally have all taken place in the last 7 years.

It's our moral duty to sound the alarm on the Climate and Ecological Emergency.

Governments worldwide have betrayed us and left it to us, the people.

Millions are malnourished or starving because of chronic drought conditions and disrupted growing seasons.

Yes.

Look at Afrika.

The earth is still getting hotter and there is literally no end in sight because we are still opening new fossil fuel developments.

And the aviation, travel, language travel and tourism industries, are simply continuing business as usual.

The children and young people that we and our loved ones are responsible for will demand to know how we acted at this point in history.

Did we give up and sell them out? Or did we do something?

Follow these pages to find out how civil disobedience is occurring around the world, and follow YOUR call:

Dernière Rénovation (France)
Fireproof Australia (Australia)
Ultima Generazione (Italy)
(Sweden)

Declare Emergency (USA)
Save Old Growth (Canada)
Letzte Generation (Germany)
Renovate Switzerland ( Switzerland)
Stopp Oljeletinga (Norway)
Just Stop Oil (UK)

Extinction Rebellion (Global)

People who can't face doing anything share fairytales to justify their inaction.

In desperation they spend time criticising those who choose to act. Not a good look.

The science is in. The climate that we depend on is disappearing forever.

Choose life.

The time is now.

Feeling betrayed by your government?
Yes... we understand.

Governments worldwide have betrayed us.

They chose fossil fuels over our future.

They chose for a few to live like kings and queens whilst the majority suffers and toils.

They chose the sixth mass extinction and death for billions of humans.

Within our lifetimes...

So it's now or never.
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Ordinary people from all walks of life are in resistance, because the social contract is broken.

As we continue to experience extreme weather events, , ecosystems being decimated and erratic seasons across the world, people like you and me are stepping up into civil disobedience.

Governments worldwide are failing on their duty to protect their people.

In the face of such injustice, there is hope in our collective actions.

Follow these pages to find out how civil disobedience is occurring around the world, and follow YOUR call:

Dernière Rénovation (France)
Fireproof Australia (Australia)
Ultima Generazione (Italy)
(Sweden)

Declare Emergency (USA)
Save Old Growth (Canada)
(Germany)
Renovate Switzerland ( Switzerland)
Stopp Oljeletinga (Norway)
Just Stop Oil (UK)

Extinction Rebellion (Global)

Noam Chomsky has said:

"What is of most importance, beyond the capacity of words, we all know:

IT'S NOW OR NEVER.

That is the beginning and the end of the story..."

So...

Get involved.

Donate.

Sign up.

Keep your eyes open in August 2022… you won’t want to miss it.

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Dear friends and colleagues in the Language Travel industry:

The 7 hottest years on record globally have all been in the last 7 years.

Let's please be responsible and act now: ICEF, StudyTravel Ltd, Instituto Cervantes, IALC - International Association of Language Centres.

It's our moral duty to sound the alarm on the Climate and Ecological Emergency.

Millions are malnourished or starving because of chronic drought conditions and disrupted growing seasons.

The earth is still getting hotter and there is literally no end in sight because we are still opening new fossil fuel developments.

The aviation, travel, language travel and tourism industries, are simply continuing business as usual.

What is our response to this?

We are deep into a Planetary Crisis.

It's time to sound the alarm and change our ways.

The children and young people that we and our loved ones are responsible for will demand to know how we acted at this point in history.

Did we give up and sell them out?

Or did we do something?

India. Pakistan. Kenya. Ethiopia. Somalia. Virginia. Iran. Tokyo. Italy. Spain. France. These are just a few places experiencing deadly impacts of the .

People are suffering right now due to government inaction and the industry.

Drought continues to rage in and the whole of the Horn of . An estimated 112,448 people have been displaced in Somalia alone, a 231% increase since May. 50% of the population require humanitarian assistance.

That's 7.7 million people.

The drought is driven by .

Water sources are drying up and livestock are dying, leaving people in , , and at risk of famine.

More than 1.8 million children are in desperate need of treatment for life-threatening severe acute malnutrition.

People who can't face doing anything share fairytales to justify their inaction.

In desperation they spend time criticising those who choose to act. Not a good look.

The science is in. The climate that we depend on is disappearing forever.

Time to ask what is the right thing to do in this situation. Time to choose action over helplessness. It's not like you're alone in this.

Choose life.

The time is now.

260,000 children under the age of five starved in East Africa last year and climate breakdown was highlighted as the #1 cause.

Let that sink in.

And then wake up.

Don't be complicit in this eco-genocide that we can still stop.

Very soon tipping points will be passed if we don't get these treacherous and murderous governments to change course.

The Energy Agency was founded in the early 1970s after the first oil shock to guarantee a plentiful supply of oil, and just last year they said:

“If governments are serious about the climate crisis, there can be no new investments in oil, gas and coal, from now – from this year.”
International Energy Agency (IEA) Executive Director Fatih Birol, 18 May 2021.

It's all happening in plain sight.

Time to get off the fence.

Don't be a bystander.

📸 Scott Duncan

Portugal 🇵🇹 just hit 47.0°C (116.6°F) in Pinhão.

If confirmed, this will go down as the hottest July day in recorded history for the country, beating the previous national record of 46.5°C in Amareleja from 1995.

Is it HOT around you? Over 20% of Earth will become uninhabitable within our lifetimes if we don't change course NOW.

How many more children have to die because we prefer to delay transitioning away from fossil fuels?

Are we going to wait until it's too hot for all the kids?

For all our children?

Or are we simply gonna let those in the sacrifice zones die and then begin to do something about it as it approaches our shores?

What on Earth have we done?

We gotta stop.

Burning fossil fuels has heated the planet.

The longer we delay, the more people will die (or be killed, depending on how you look at it).

260,000 children under the age of five starved in East Africa last year and climate breakdown was highlighted as the #1 cause.

Let that sink in.

And then wake the f**k up.

Don't be complicit in this eco-genocide that we can still stop.

Very soon tipping points will be passed if we don't get these treachorous and murderous governments to change course.

The International Energy Agency was founded in the early 1970s after the first oil shock to guarantee a plentiful supply of oil, and just last year they said:

“If governments are serious about the climate crisis, there can be no new investments in oil, gas and coal, from now – from this year.”

International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol, 18 May 2021.

It's all happening in plain sight.

Time to get off the fence.

Don't be a bystander.

Are you ready for another one? The combination of high heat and humidity can cause even the healthiest people to overheat and die.

Humans typically stay cool by sweating. As sweat droplets form on the skin, they evaporate in the heat and cool the skin, bringing down the body temperature.

However, sweat can only evaporate if the air is dry enough to take up moisture. Once the relative humidity surpasses 95%, your sweat will simply collect on your skin and make you feel even hotter and stickier.

When that humidity is combined with high heat (88 degrees Fahrenheit, 31.1° Celsius or higher), it's called wet bulb conditions.

Such conditions can be fatal, and they're happening earlier and in many more places than anticipated due to climate breakdown.

Scientists at Lamont–Doherty Earth Observatory, surveying data from weather stations between 1979 and 2017, found 7,000 instances of these conditions, mostly in South Asia, the coastal Middle East, and southwest North America.[1]

Wet-bulb conditions occur when relative humidity is above 95% and temperatures are at least 31.1° Celsius (88° Fahrenheit), or, a wet-bulb temperature of 35° Celsius (95° Fahrenheit)[1][2]

"Even if they're in perfect health, even if they're sitting in the shade, even if they're wearing clothes that make it easy in principle to sweat, even if they have an endless supply of water," co-author Radley Horton told VICE News. "If there's enough moisture in the air, it's thermodynamically impossible to prevent the body from overheating."

The science is clear.

Are you still going to insist that flying is your divine right?

Flying kills.

This is an emergency.

Let's only keep emergency flights to save lives and ditch the rest because it's time to STOP THE HARM.

References

[1] Carleton, Audrey (July 7, 2021). "Scientists Studying Temperature at Which Humans Spontaneously Die With Increasing Urgency". Vice. Retrieved July 17, 2021.

[2] Raymond, Colin; Matthews, Tom; Horton, Radley M. (May 8, 2020). "The emergence of heat and humidity too severe for human tolerance". Science Advances. American Association for the Advancement of Science. 6 (19): eaaw1838. doi:10.1126/sciadv.aaw1838. PMC 7209987. PMID 32494693. PDF: https://www.science.org/doi/pdf/10.1126/sciadv.aaw1838

"But here, there was evidence of a fundamentally different relationship, one that predates any civilisation I came from (which is: settlers, colonisers, Europeans way too much in their own dualistic Descartian heads, as I have come to learn). And that fundamentally different civilisation had at its core the respect, love, and preservation of the environment they depended on. The people of that civilisation were willing to risk everything, arrest, harm, violence, to stop the damage of fossil fuel pipelines on their environment.

Quite simply, here were humans standing WITH their world, rather than against it. The landscape this opened to me was breathtaking: a future of life and purpose in accordance with our world, rather than one of conflict and doomed damage.

Quite simply, humanity became human. Humanity became possible. Humanity became real.

I didn’t have to exist in conflict with others and the air, water, mountains, forests, plants and animals that surround me. I could exist with them. On their side, and the side my child and his friends. I could be on the side of life. And everyone else could too: our human cultures could shift to the side of the living world we depend upon, that we relate to.

It struck me that the Wet’suwet’en hereditary chiefs have images of animals on their traditional cloaks. At the highest point of their human role, in their role of “honour” as Aristotle put it, they represent the animals living in the environment of their territories. I am trying not to fetishize, idealize or appropriate a culture that is clearly not mine, and that I am still so far from understanding. I am trying to explain to you, whose culture may be close to mine, what it means to me to see humans, leaders of their communities, marching under the banner of the forms of life: amphibian, bird, plant, insect. Scientifically, from the basic functioning of ecosystems, we know we are not separate from, and cannot live without, other forms of life. So seeing a culture that represents that interdependency, that relationship, at the highest level, made me realise that humanity has existed — and can exist again — far beyond Cartesian dualism."

Humanity in the patchwork of life This story is on borrowed time. Maybe you can borrow it, and make it part of yours too.

See those colors? Those are the colors of the Caribbean.

The colors of life.

Of an abundance of fish, of coral, and sea life.

There was a time when 95% of the coral species that existed in the Caribbean, also called Bocas del Toro, Panama, their home.

But those times are gone.

We've heated up the planet by burning fossil fuels and so far the vast majority of that heat has been absorbed by our oceans.

If it wasn't for our oceans, we'd be toast already.

They've taken the heat for us.

Maybe 90% of it?

But they're acidifying.

Yeah, look at the science.

When the H20 of the oceans take in the C02 of the atmosphere, things can get quite f**king scary. It's happenned before. In the Permian-Triasic.

By continuing to use fossil fuels, we're wiping out the corals, and by the mid of this century they'll probably be gone.

Where will the fish then go?

There's no where to hide.

It will be game over for them too.

And what about the BILLIONS of humans who NEED fish to survive?

If we get to that bit... f**k.

We're headed that way.

It's time to change course.

It's not simply a scorching hot summer.

We're heading for extinction.

What are YOU going to do about it?