#time for change

[simply-ivanka]

Courage to actually say what needs to be said. This is why America leads again 🇺🇸

“President Trump called on nations to come together and make the world a better place while concluding his 57-minute speech before the UN.

"Let us all work together to build a bright, beautiful planet, a planet that we all share, a planet of peace, in a world that is richer, better, and more beautiful than ever before," Trump said.

"We'll turn it around," he continued. "We're going to make our countries better, safer, more beautiful, we're going to take care of our people. Thank you very much. It's been an honor. God bless the nations of the world. Thank you very much."

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[blushing-almond]

[reality-detective]

"For Such A Time As This" 🤔

[victusinveritas]

[wildfirekate]

Alright Universe, I'm listening! You can stop slapping me now.

💖💓❤️‍🩹💓💖

[thoughtlessarse]

‘Fossil fuelled war’ could give rise to a historic ‘climate reset’

Experts are calling on governments to ‘reduce the risk of every fossil fuel disruption turning into a global energy and economic shock’.

...economic shock’. European leaders could rewrite history at high stakes meetings in the next few weeks. During a time of massive geopolitical tension, governments will meet to discuss how to transition away from fossil fuels - the source of the current energy shock - and towards abundant, low-cost, reliable renewable energy. First, EU foreign affairs ministers will meet at their council in Strasbourg on 21 April. The next day, 40 countries meet for the 17th Petersberg Climate Dialogue. Hot on their heels, the First International Conference on the Just Transition Away from Fossil Fuels will be held in Santa Marta, Colombia, from 24-29 April. With fossil fuel markets in turmoil, energy shortages worldwide and extreme weather costing lives, the stakes could not be higher. Many experts say the time is ripe for a “climate reset”. “The fossil fuelled war led by the US and Israel against Iran violates international law, harms innocent civilians, and is dragging the region into a broader conflict while worsening the cost-of-living crisis across the world.,” says Tasneem Essop, from Climate Action Network. “Fossil fuels play a central role in this war…this moment of mass geopolitical tension and economic uncertainty reinforce why transitioning away from fossil fuels is not merely a matter of climate policy: it is a question of economic stability, safety and human well-being.”

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This is the second opportunity in quick succession. I hope they take it, but suspect they won't.

[deadly-danaid]

"The rich and powerful never have to pay for their crimes, the system was built for them."

Moka Lynn, D.J.T