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"When the University of Chicago’s Institute for Climate & Sustainable Growth polled Americans in 2025 on climate solutions, for example, it found that only 38 percent were willing to pay a single dollar more per month for the sake of sustainability." www.liberalcurrents.com/the-anti-pop...

liberalcurrents.comThe Anti-Populism of “Digger”You don’t have to like Iñárritu’s new film to appreciate its refusal to confuse the punishment of villains with the repair of the world.

24/10/26, 2:48 pm16 reposts77 likes

And You Thought It Was Safe(?)

@aytiws.bsky.social

"Hey, did you know good things are actually...bad?"

Will Code For Pizza

@markshatraw.bsky.social

This is one of those "necessary but not sufficient" things mathematicians like to talk about

Accountabilabuddy🔻

@accountabilabuddy.bsky.social

Baked into the question is the false premise that sustainability costs more, when it actually saves money. On a larger scale it would have saved us all hundreds of billions of dollars in responding to climate-amplified disasters. Oh, and lives, if anyone cared about those. It still could.