Sunday, May 29, 2011

Are you connecting the dots?

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From: Jamie Henn - 350.org
Date: Wed, May 25, 2011 at 8:29 PM
Subject: Are you connecting the dots?


Hi all,

Do you ever feel like there are signs of the climate crisis all around you?

In an article published today in the Washington Post, 350.org founder Bill McKibben connects the dots between recent natural disasters and climate disruption.

Click here to read the article and share it with your friends, family, and co-workers:

www.350.org/connections

Onwards,

Jamie for the 350.org team


Keep Calm and Carry On

By Bill McKibben, orignally published in the Washington Post

Caution: It is vitally important not to make connections. When you see pictures of rubble like this week's shots from Joplin, Missouri, you should not ask yourself: I wonder if this is somehow related to the huge tornado outbreak three weeks ago in Tuscaloosa, or the enormous outbreak a couple of weeks before that—together they comprised the most active April for tornadoes in our history. But that doesn't mean a thing.

It is far better to think of these as isolated, unpredictable, discrete events. It is not advised to try and connect them in your mind with, say, the fires now burning across Texas—fires that have burned more of America by this date than any year in our history. Texas, and adjoining parts of Oklahoma and New Mexico, are drier than they've ever been—the drought is worse than the Dust Bowl. But do not wonder if it's somehow connected...


Read the Full Article at www.350.org/connections


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350 is the number that leading scientists say is the safe upper limit for carbon dioxide in our atmosphere. Scientists measure carbon dioxide in "parts per million" (ppm), so 350ppm is the number humanity needs to get below as soon as possible to avoid runaway climate change. To get there, we need a different kind of PPM—a "people powered movement" that is made of people like you in every corner of the planet.


Sunday, May 1, 2011

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