as another way to reduce emissions and recycle carbon, I have developed a technology which will be shared under creative commons license NonCommercial (nc). Carbon Harvester Module (CHM) & Co2 Hydrogenation Ethanol Unit

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So I made this video, explaining the basic science between carbon emissions and increased temperatures. My goal was to just state facts, not denying that humans can effect the climate and not making people panic either. I made the video with a little twist at the end. :-) YouTube seems to hate the video, because it's pretty much dead in the water. I think it's pretty good, despite the twist. :-) Check it out if you have a boring moment and see what you think about it! Cheers all!
https://youtu.be/59pQrNPcJOA

My name is Ashwani Jain, and I am a Democrat running for Congress to represent Maryland’s 6th Congressional District which includes Northern Montgomery County as well as Frederick, Washington, Allegany, and Garrett Counties.

While I would be the first Millennial and first Asian-American ever elected to represent Maryland in Congress, I am specifically running because I have comprehensive policy solutions that will open the doors of opportunity for our community.

This is an open seat with no incumbent, and Maryland's Primary election is on the 14th of May.

My top policy priorities include:

• Removing the influence of corporate money in politics and campaigning.
• Making public college free as an investment in our future.
• Establishing a system of Medicare for All which includes access to reproductive health.
• Increasing the minimum wage to $26 by 2030 to account for inflation, cost of living, and productivity.

Please feel free to ask any questions regarding my policies, the Congressional election, my experience campaigning, or anything else!

You can find out more at JainForCongress.com or at my Subreddit r/JainForCongress

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Fixing our environmental problems can feel overwhelming, so I'm making a site to answer the question, "what can I do?" Here's some resource lists I have so far.

Please drop a comment with resources you think should be added! I also invite you to join the new discussion forum to collaborate with others!

Here's the website: https://sdgwiki.carrd.co

Climate Change: https://github.com/ReadySetGooo/Sustainable-Development-Goals/wiki/z-13.-2-Climate-Change#united-states

Reforestation: https://github.com/ReadySetGooo/Sustainable-Development-Goals/wiki/z-15.2-Reforestation

Water Ecosystems: https://github.com/ReadySetGooo/Sustainable-Development-Goals/wiki/6.6-Ecosystems

Clean Energy: https://sdgwiki.carrd.co/#affordableandcleanenergy

Sustainable Cities: https://github.com/ReadySetGooo/Sustainable-Development-Goals/wiki/z-11.6-Sustainable-Cities

Waste: https://sdgwiki.carrd.co/#responsibleconsumption

Generic environment resources: https://github.com/ReadySetGooo/Sustainable-Development-Goals/wiki/z-13%E2%80%906%E2%80%9011%E2%80%9012%E2%80%9014%E2%80%9015.-All-Environment-Goals

What does the new not-for-profit Climatesafe Villages movement offer compassionate progressives who know they can no longer ignore the consequences of the intensifying climate change emergency? Watch this new Video and Q&A by Voices of the Future. See https://www.joboneforhumanity.org/our_new_video_on_progressives_climate_change_and_the_climatesafe_villages_movement

I have terrible news about the most critical number in climate change calculations. If this number is wrong, every climate change calculation using it will also be wrong.
The following is a bit technical, but I have included description links to make it easier to grasp how essential and bad this climate calculation error is for your climate future. And, there is a bit of good news at the end.

The following is why past climate change predictions and solutions by the world's leading climate change authority (the UN's IPCC) are no longer valid and have been wrong for a long time.

The single most critical climate change number is known as the climate sensitivity constant. Yet the IPCC has kept this all-important climate sensitivity constant artificially low despite continual protests by recognized climate scientists.

According to a new 2023 peer-reviewed study, the correct climate sensitivity constant is 4.8 degrees Celsius, not the 3 degrees Celsius constant used by the IPCC over the last decades in almost ALL foundational climate change calculations.

This nearly 60% difference in the correct climate sensitivity constant over the IPCC's incorrect constant is NOT a minor or low-impact matter for your future.

The confirming 2023 study that disclosed this massive climate sensitivity error is called Global Warming in the Pipeline. It is by James Hansen et al. (James Hansen is the renowned climate scientist who, while at NASA in the 1980s, was primarily responsible for bringing the climate change emergency globally into the public mind.)

This newly corrected 4.8 degrees Celsius climate sensitivity constant amount powerfully indicates climate consequences will be sooner and far beyond what our governments and the media are telling us.

It also means the fossil fuel reduction amounts that our governments have agreed to for reducing climate change (and that you hear continually in the media) are also grossly underestimated by as much as 60%.

This corrected 4.8 degrees Celsius climate sensitivity constant also points to the fact that we are already in the worst-case climate change scenario that honest climate researchers have been warning about and for which humanity is not even remotely prepared.

The worst outcome of having the climate sensitivity constant not being 3 degrees Celsius but 4.8 degrees Celsius (about 60% greater) is that almost all of the climate calculations provided by the IPCC upon which governments, media, and the whole world depend for accurate climate consequence severity estimates, consequence arrival timeframes, and the correct global fossil fuel reduction amounts are wildly not correct!

This new and corrected climate sensitivity constant of 4.8 degrees Celsius means that our worst fears have not only been confirmed. It also means that when you include all additional factors listed below in reasons 1-5 below, almost all of the IPCC's climate change consequence severity and timeframe predictions and their fossil fuel reduction amounts are not just wrong by a little bit.

They are underestimated by up to 60%.

There is a lot more information in this article and documentation links, and I hope you take the time to read it at https://www.joboneforhumanity.org/some_very_bad_breaking_climate_news

Over 3,000 people have seen it in the first several days it has been on YouTube.

Who is doing the interviewing?

Dr. Peter Carter with Paul Beckwith and Regina Valdez, Climate Reality Program Director, NYC, to discuss the ClimateSafe Villages Project. Video first published: July 31, 2023.

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What is this 34-minute new video all about?

(The new video is linked at the bottom of this page.)

Here are many good reasons you will want to watch this sometimes intense video besides watching the highly qualified climate change scientists and climate change researchers interviewing and questioning the Job One for Humanity executive director:

1. How humanity is not making enough progress to handle climate change without severe and unavoidable consequences.

2. How before it is too late, we must cooperate, prepare, and adapt to the climate change consequences we can no longer avoid.

3. What are the world's safest and the most unsafe climate change locations?

4. How the basic concept of ClimateSafe Villages is simple. It is about sustainable living, climate change resilience building, and survival.

5. How the people coming to ClimateSafe Villages are people from all over the world who are generally progressive and intuitively sense that conditions on our planet are going the wrong way and hence feel a need to protect their family, friends, and businesses. 

6. How the ClimateSafe Villages model is open access and meant to equip individuals, families, businesses. and communities to become more resilient as climate conditions worsen.

7. The real reason why our governments have failed to protect us for 60 years from the climate emergency,

8. Why are there different ClimateSafe Villages models (urban, stay where you are, rural, and virtual?

 9, The Climatesave Villages project seeks to support worldwide cooperation to create tens of thousands of climate-safer, more secure, and resilient locations capable of riding out the worst of climate change.

10. The challenging ethical questions that few are asking on what to do when billions of starving, desperate climate change refugees arrive in the world's safer areas.

11. How a critical insight is that we won't make it alone.  

12. How any climate program that doesn't have a climate change preparation, adaptation, and resilience building element is inadequate and dangerous to our shared future as humanity. 

13. How the previous realization became the decision to create the ClimateSafe Villages Project, which has years of research invested in what makes intentional communities or villages fail and what makes them succeed.

14. How this work recently culminated in a new Climatesafe Villages website and the response to it in terms of people coming from all over the world to join the ClimateSafe Villages Project.

PLEASE share this new video on your networks with people you know who have been discussing the recent record-breaking worldwide climate change-driven consequences and potentially what they will do to protect themselves and their businesses.

Click here to go to this new video.

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For more information about the Climate Emergency forum go to https://climateemergencyforum.org

Wakulla Springs in Florida is the largest and deepest freshwater spring in the world. It pumps 3,000 gallons per second into a pristine Florida river filled with turtles, gators, and manatees. Now, the Southwest Georgia oil company, which has a long history of gasoline accidents—wants to build a gas station on the fragile cave that funnels water to the spring. Despite a furious public response, Wakulla county’s backslapping local politicians are likely to support the plan.

To stop them, it'll take federal, state, or judicial pressure. But the company introduced their proposal as a sneak attack, so we only have until Monday, August 8. My best friend grew up here and leads a nonprofit that's fighting back as part of a coalition of residents, scientists, and commercial fishermen. We're urgently looking for help with any of the following:

1. Sharing with national journalists: How can we take this issue to the national news?
2. Lawyers: Do you know of any intrepid lawyers who want to file an emergency injunction?
3. Amplification: We need organizations and individuals with a large following to draw attention to this. Any ideas on how we can facilitate this?
4. Other stuff?: I'm sure there are plenty of levers worth pulling, but I'm not sure what all of them are. If you have thoughts or connections, please let us know!

You can read more about the issue here: Insanity at Wakulla Springs

You can donate to the nonprofit hereto gather funds for materials, communications, and a potential legal fight: Downriver Project

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Formulated Agricultural System for Iran that could revolutionize the way farmers plant crops and plan in advance for rainfall and drought periods

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I am writing today regarding global warming and our sea level rise. I am a surfer from northern California and am doing a report for school on how the rising sea levels will effect our surfing beaches, specifically in southern California. To anyone who doesn't know about the situation, the sea levels are rising due to global warming causing surf breaks to be much more inside then before and as a result changing the dynamic of surfing.

I want to ask the people of reddit what they think can be done to help the situation. Is there anything that everyday civilians can do to really help the situation or is it all on the government and people of power. I used to volunteer for Surfrider foundation but that was really just beach cleanups and spreading the issue which didn’t feel like I myself was changing anything at all. Let me know if you guys have ever tried to get into contact with someone of power who can handle a big scale operation like this.

Climate change has to be addressed on every level, from local to global. Here in New Mexico we're trying to assess our own climate pollution, how it overlaps with conventional pollution and climate justice, and the policy changes we need to address this. We'd love for anyone to join us, no matter how far you are from New Mexico, and we'd also love to hear about your region's attempts to assess and address local pollution!

Free and open to the public, hope lots of people can join us.

Speaker Series: NM’s Largest Climate Polluters Report

What: First Report on NM’s Largest Climate Polluters

Where: Pre-register on Zoom at LINK

When: 6:30 PM MT, Monday, March 27, 2023

Who: Gabe Pacyniak, JD UNM School of Law and others.

Description: Hear authors of the report, “Impacts of NM’s Largest Emissions Sources" including Gabe Pacyniak, JD discuss the February 1 report that for the first time examines the climate and health damaging pollution from large stationary sources in New Mexico.

The report identifies 189 stationary sources that together contribute approximately 25 percent of the state’s climate pollution along with a large share of conventional pollutants. The largest share of pollution from these sources comes from the electric power and oil and gas sectors. Other large stationary sources include mines, manufacturing facilities, airports, and universities.

The report also analyzed where large sources are located and suggested that there may be equity benefits to reducing emissions in those areas with a high percentage of people of color, lower-income people, or people with health vulnerabilities. Four regions—the San Juan Basin; Permian Basin; Albuquerque, Bernalillo, and Sandoval Counties; and Las Cruces and Dona Aña County—were identified as areas with clusters of large stationary sources.

Finally, the report finds that current state policies are not adequate to achieve climate pollution reductions from these sources in keeping with the state’s climate goals but identifies ways that climate pollution policies could be designed to both reduce climate pollution and maximize public health benefits for communities where these sources are located. UNM’s Just Transition Grand Challenge initiative and the nonprofit organization PSE Healthy Energy hosted the report. The report was funded by the Environmental Defense Fund.  

Event on Facebook: LINK

***All Events are Free and Open to the Public***