/r/CollapseUK

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Discussion regarding the likely collapse of techno-industrial/western civilisation from the perspective of the UK. This will entail a significant involuntary reduction in the human population level (die-off). Associated topics include climate change and the wider ecological crisis, depletion of non-renewable resources, the political and economic consequences of collapse, and the psychological difficulty of accepting and coming to terms with it.

Discussion regarding the likely collapse of industrialised civilisation from the perspective of the UK. This will entail a significant involuntary reduction in the human population level (die-off). Associated topics include climate change and the wider ecological crisis, depletion of non-renewable resources, the political and economic consequences of collapse, and the psychological difficulty of accepting and coming to terms with it.

/r/CollapseUK

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Why are people this dense? We've lost 75% of wild life numbers in the last 50 years, we're only beginning to see the impacts of the heating caused before we doubled the CO2e, and pretty much every relevant scientist is screaming at us to stop, but everyone's blinded by pound signs in their eyes.

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2024/11/26
13:24 UTC

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A peer-reviewed paper has been published showing that the finite resources required to substitute for hydrocarbons on a global level will fall dramatically short

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2024/11/02
14:20 UTC

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Reminder, next week we have a collapse meetup in London - Saturday, August 10th, 2pm

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2024/08/03
17:47 UTC

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Collapse meetup in London - Saturday, August 10th, 2pm

We're doing another collapse meetup in London! We've done a few of these, normally have 8-10 collapseniks. It's more casual discussion, ranging from collapse topics, prep, etc. More the merrier :)

When: Saturday, August 10th at 2pm (normally 4 hours or so?)

Where: Penderel's Oak in Holborn, London

Join our discord as that's where we will largely organize on the day and easiest place to ask questions

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2024/07/07
20:39 UTC

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Thoughts on the elections this week?

The only one I really followed was London's mayor Sadiq Khan getting re-elected, which was great to see! I hope this means more things like protected bike lanes, ULEZ, car-free areas, etc.

I can't vote, so I hope that excuses my ignorance, but curious what everyone's thoughts were on their elections

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2024/05/05
23:16 UTC

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