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Global non-violent direct action movement demanding a response to the climate & ecological emergency.⏳ Links to all channels: linktr.ee/xrebellion
Earth rebellion.global Joined July 2018
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In the UK, an Emergency Briefing about the climate and nature crisis has been held in hundreds of towns and villages. Started by @nebriefing similar initiatives are now public in the Netherlands, Germany and Japan, with
others in development in Spain, Sweden, Malaysia, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Norway and Canada.
The People's Emergency Briefing gave us a great starting point. We shared what we learned and how we felt, and practised inviting churches, employers, community groups and councils to host screenings.
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Concentrations of planet heating greenhouse gases in our atmosphere are higher than ever before. The key culprits are emissions of carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide.
And humans who are responsible for creating the problem.

youtu.be/g85x5l3w95Q
www.youtube.com WMO Greenhouse Gas Bulletin 2026 - Animation - English Geneva, Switzerland (WMO) – Levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) and othe...
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Andreas Malm, Swedish author of
"How to blow up a pipeline", has had their Electronic Travel Authorisation to the UK cancelled by the British Home Office on the grounds that his "presence in the UK is not considered to be conducive to the public good”

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lithub.com Andreas Malm has been barred from entering the UK over his solidarity with Palestine. Author Andreas Malm has been denied entry to the United Kingdom on the grounds that his “presence in the UK is not considered to be conducive to the public good,” according to The Guardian and Al J…