“Climate appears to have a unique ability to stoke this reactionary politics: its planetary scale is a difficult fit for movements of ‘the people’ organised by nation or culture; and a world that’s both politically and climatically unstable is an easy object of conspiracism.”
Can one imagine a better subject-author pairing than this? One of our greatest environmental thinkers, @alybatt, analyses the 'eco-populism' of Polanski and Mamdani — as an attempt to unite climate and class politics on the terrain of everyday life. tribunemag.co.uk/2026/08/dil…

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2/2 “Rethinking Cost-Benefit of #HigherEducation and #LocalCommunityEd”4p bit.ly/46PaRoL incl “7 different ways of looking at where 10 billion dollars might come from, so that 1000 communities could carry out Community Visioning” =#LocalCommunityEd Solution Hubs +below
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1/2 RE "on the terrain of everyday life" I asked #AI two questions (see below), and asked if the questions were rhetorical questions or not? Context “Fact Sheet-Multiple Emergencies” bit.ly/4uSOnNg + cpcsi.org/constellations-of-… @nytopinion @PostOpinions @chitribopinions
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To avert collapse, it is essential to design a system that bridges global goal-setting with the decision-making processes of nation-states. We must confront the limitations of the Paris Agreement and reshape the global framework. Here is how to do it: 👇 x.com/ttmori/status/20886004…
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