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Preparing for the end of the world as we know it

September 24, 2020by ||| 5 Comments

From the Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures Collective Gesturing Towards Decolonial Futures (GTDF) is a collective of researchers, artists, educators, activists and Indigenous knowledge keepers from the Global North and South. […]

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The Only Land There Is

November 21, 2019by ||| Leave a comment

From the uber-normie publication The Atlantic: This Land Is the Only Land There Is Seven ways of understanding the IPCC’s newest climate warning. ROBINSON MEYER AUGUST 8, 2019 Climate change […]

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Climate change? No change here.

July 7, 2019by Patrick jennings 1 Comment

  This action by extinction rebellion France and the Police response to it  is an example of what we should expect from the forces of the state if we dare […]

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The Upside of Accepting Collapse?

April 15, 2019by ||| 1 Comment

The Benefits of Accepting the Possibility of Environmental Collapse and Human Extinction By John Bell British Professor of Sustainability Leadership, Jem Bendell, has recently published a thoughtful review of the […]

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Requiem for the Abyss

April 10, 2019by ||| Leave a comment

From the mindings of S.C Hickman: Society—an inferno of saviors! —Emile Cioran No one reads the decadents much anymore, maybe it is because we have moved the world into a […]

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Cioran, Hickman

Patchwork as Real World Vectors

March 26, 2019by ||| 4 Comments

Patchwork as Real World Vectors by Chris Shaw [original source: The Libertarian Ideal] I define patchwork as the adaptation and fragmentation of institutional structures through the processes of exit and voice. […]

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The Madhouse Effect

March 12, 2019by ||| Leave a comment

How climate change denial is threatening our planet, destroying our politics, and driving us crazy. This was recorded on Wednesday, March 06, 2019 at MIT: Michael Mann is Distinguished Professor […]

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Facing Breakdown

February 19, 2019by ||| 1 Comment

The following report was published on Feb 12/2019 by the Institute for Public Policy Research. The conclusions are as clear as they are alarming. No one associated with policy or […]

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Grief and Love at The End of the World

February 16, 2019by ||| 5 Comments

Shifting from this current power structure into the right way of living with the planet would absolutely be revolutionary and radical. It would mean everything has to change, literally. How […]

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SalvagePatch Discharge

February 12, 2019by ||| Leave a comment

SalvagePatch Discharge Dustin Breitling | 31st January 2019 [originally published by Diffractions] Corpus: members, zones, functions. Heads, hands, and cartilage, burnings, smoothness, spurts, sleep, digestion, goose-bumps, excitation, breathing, digesting, reproducing, […]

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Bendell, Breitling, Morton

Accelerating increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere – On the way to 10°C?

January 25, 2019by ||| Leave a comment

Devastating new research released today indicating we may already be heading for 10°C increase in temperature above pre-industrial levels. This would entail a complete breakdown of the biosphere and the […]

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Praxis for Lost Worlds?

January 25, 2019by ||| Leave a comment

The following excerpts are taken from Woodbine’s NOMOS OF THE EARTH (2014), and offers most of what we deem essential to the spirit of a post-nihilist praxis for deeply adapting and politicking in the […]

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A Deep Adaptation Primer

January 23, 2019by ||| 3 Comments

This is post functions as a constantly evolving primer for most things related to Deep Adaptation – an intellectual and pragmatic framework proposed by Dr. Jem Bendell in his July 2018 paper, […]

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EU Commission – Warning From Scientists

January 23, 2019by ||| 5 Comments

This presentation was delivered to the ‘Foresight Group’ of the EU Commission in Brussels, Belgium on November 5, 2018. The assessment of our global prospects is extremely severe. The conclusions […]

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The Prescient Pessimism of Octavia Butler

January 17, 2019by ||| Leave a comment

// republished from LOST FUTURES // In the 2020s and ‘30s, fire ravages California towns. Migrant caravans make their way on foot towards the closed border of Oregon. A new […]

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Capitalism, climate change, and the death of worlds

January 10, 2019by ||| 3 Comments

Capitalism, climate change, and the death of worlds by Stephen Woroniecki Do you remember those childhood TV series where machines come and chew up the earth and the forest creatures […]

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Darwin, Feynman, Freire, Hayhoe, Jameson, Marx, Woroniecki

Hope and Vision in the Face of Collapse: The 4th R of Deep Adaptation

January 9, 2019by ||| Leave a comment

SOURCE: Hope and Vision in the Face of Collapse: The 4th R of Deep Adaptation “People need hope, Jem.” “It’s really important to have a vision of a better future, […]

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The Emergent Patterns of Climate Change

December 27, 2018by ||| 4 Comments

You can’t understand climate change in pieces, says climate scientist Gavin Schmidt. It’s the whole, or it’s nothing. In this talk, Schmidt explains how he studies the big picture of […]

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On Marx and Socialized Nature

November 27, 2018by Patrick jennings 2 Comments

I’d like to comment on Edmund Berger’s post on the “ecological” Marx which you can read here. The nub of the issue he raises is summarised in the following: This […]

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Giant Power: Technology, Energy, and the Beginnings of Post-Truth America

October 31, 2018by ||| 4 Comments

Dr. Naomi Oreskes, Professor of the History of Science at Harvard University, presenting at the Mahindra Center on October 18, 2017: Naomi Oreskes is an American historian of science. She […]

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