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Do you find the frantic overload of #climatechange info disorienting? Want to calm your nervous system while not being an ignorant ostrich?
Here’s less than 40 mins of groovy beats, soothing harmonies, & resonant storytelling to help with that: soundcloud.com/decadesafterp…
“Technology:
Another leash
I tried to hold
A rush or hold.
The last tree.
Burning peat.
A lifeless sea.
Bankruptcy.”
music.youtube.com/watch?v=PL…
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Leading up to #COP28, @DecadesAP is telling the story of our future with climate change, set to music.
In the 10 days leading up to the event, we’ll share a piece of the story and the backstory behind the art & science. @WeDontHaveTime
Preview:
🎶📝medium.com/decades-after-par…
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"Dear friends, scientifically, this is not a #ClimateCrisis. We are now facing something deeper. Mass extinction. Air pollution. Undermining ecosystem functions. Really putting humanity’s future at risk. This is a #PlanetaryCrisis."
— Professor @jrockstrom
#ActOnClimate
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This month, I'm blogging under a new publication: Decades After Paris. We're telling the story of this music album, the influences, and the stories within it.
Learn about how we got started @decadesap: Unstoppable. link.medium.com/LRpEgUdWIEb
With #wildfire & #flooding taking hold of our attention, it can be hard to make sense of it all or feel reprieve.
That’s why we wrote Decades After Paris. One possible cohesive story: on.soundcloud.com/WZnPd
#CDNMusic
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Sometimes I play music (vocalist). About climate change. And romance. While people eat and play in the park.
Crabben in the Park is one such time 🦀🎤🛝
Catch @DecadesAP around 5pm at this free event!
📅 Here's this week's Victoria Foundation Community CHEK-In on @CHEK_News!
Highlights include:
✅ Victoria Track Classic via @runsportyyj
✅ @artgalleryvic Paint-In
✅ Island Mavins Vintage Market
✅ Islands Folk Festival
✅ Crabben In The Park
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Those contemporary cognitive dissonance vibes at beautiful morning dog walk views being the product of forest fires and drought-fuelling persistent high pressure systems …
Cue @DecadesAP soundtrack.
Next Tuesday, we’ll be attending @ClimateWeekNYC in spirit & music! Participate online and hear from global leaders on how we can collectively take action. @WeDontHaveTime 🔥
wedonthavetime.org/events/th…
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Global climate change from 1880 to 2021. This is what a planet in trouble looks like.
There is no time to wait. #ActOnClimate
#ClimateEmergency #climate #energy #renewableenergy #GreenNewDeal
“They looked to the sky and said:
Who’s going to make sure that we’re fed?
Cause it’s dark,
And it’s stormy,
And the rain’s about to fall.
After drought,
There’s no money,
And our backs are against the wall…”
🎶 “Titans” music.youtube.com/watch?v=4R…
@climate
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I guess I shouldn’t be surprised that, as we approach #climate conference season, there is increasing demand for @DecadesAP #music & videos.
If you want to more deeply engage an audience about a particular topic, we probably have a song for that. soundcloud.com/decadesafterp… #COP27
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Shelter from The Storm: Arts and Climate Change on Q is a special week-long series (Jan. 31 to Feb. 4) featuring artists who are tackling the biggest dilemma and existential threat of our time: climate change. #ArtsAndClimate cbc.ca/1.6331498
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There is hope.
“Including climate topics in school curriculum is critical for training the next generation of innovative thinkers that can become champions of climate action at local and international stages."
#ActOnClimate
bbc.com/news/world-asia-indi…
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.@GeoffreySupran @NaomiOreskes are "experts in the history of climate disinformation" who "want to set the record straight."
"So here, in black & white (& color), is a selection of big oil’s thousands of deceptive climate ads from 1984 to 2021."
theguardian.com/environment/…
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Can someone explain to me, like I was 12 years old, why developing nations can't use non-fossil sources of energy to develop?
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“Technology
Another leash
I tried to hold
A rush of gold.
The last tree,
Burning peat,
A lifeless sea,
Bankruptcy.”
Lyrics by @DecadesAP from “These Eyes” #COP26
"This is at best reckless and at worse dangerous"
Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Amor Mottley accuses many countries of making climate commitments based on technology yet to be invented.
More on #COP26: trib.al/4bfoSZs
A DECADE to go.
Where were you a decade ago?
Can you recall your life then with clarity?
Can you imagine yourself coping with the disasters of climate instability 10 years from now?
It’s time to start. It’s time to get ready.
We talk about the shining stars:
Their weddings, breakups, fancy cars.
Distracted from reality,
We carry on and rest easy.
#CarriedAway
🎵#lyrics