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Morgan, at “Inside the Movement,” writes: This year’s COP Conference has been hard to watch. Between the record number of oil lobbyists attending and the COP President (an oil CEO) who doesn’t believe phasing out fossil fuels will reduce global heating, we can’t lose sight of the urgency and action that is needed for our planet.

I remember attending a conference on alternative fuels whose keynote address was delivered by the president of the American Petroleum Institute. She pointed out that she was a soccer mom and needed a reliable way to get her kids to and from practices and games, as if only an internal combustion engine could deliver the dependability.

I found the organizer of the event and pointed out the absurdity, but he didn’t see the issue at all.

“If this represents the best of our capacity to think, conferences like these are really pointless, aren’t they?” I asked, as I turned and walked away.

“Inside the Movement” Remains Optimistic on Global Warming Mitigation

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The Course Toward Authoritarianism

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What Krishnamurti says at left reminds us of the direction that essentially everything takes in human civilization.  What once was pure eventually becomes adulterated and monetized.

The most egregious example of this is how the wealthiest human beings on Earth have decided to ruin the planet with carbon emissions–simply so they can make even more money.

The Course Toward Authoritarianism

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Raising One’s Voice

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It’s great to see the ongoing protests against the criminality of the Trump administration.

Raising One’s Voice

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It Took Centuries for the U.S. to Build Its International Friendships, but Just 18 Months for Trump to Destroy Them

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At left we see the words of the Premier of British Columbia, expressing his sorrow for the incredible pace at which the United States has destroyed its relationships with its allies.

Of course, this is no big deal to Trump supporters, many of whom couldn’t find British Columbia on a map.

It Took Centuries for the U.S. to Build Its International Friendships, but Just 18 Months for Trump to Destroy Them

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