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Tweet, stream, cloud: it’s time to bring ‘nature’ words back to the countryside
"Cloud has fallen to 77%, stream is down to 36% and tweet is down to 1% of its old usage in everyday conversation."
The Voyage to the End of Ice
"But the ice does not whisper. It screams ... It sizzles. It pops. It groans. And it does so loudly."
Is it wrong to be hopeful about climate change?
"Hope is an axe you break down doors with in an emergency."
In 2030, we ended the climate emergency. Here’s how.
"Our story of the 2020s is yet to be written, but we can decide today whether or not it will be revolutionary."

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