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Ep 50 – Apocalypse Now

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Episode 50 - "Apocalypse Now" The IPCC recently released its most dire report yet, warning us of a planet quickly warming to 1.5C, implications for our future, and offering pathways for mitigating the damage. But at the core of these pathways are flawed assumptions, paradoxes, and impossible promises. Why do these failures persist at our highest international institutions, what does this signal about the broader economic and political failings that got us to this dire situation, and how can we re-frame our perspectives to face the greatest challenge we as a species have ever faced? Chapters 03:46 A 1.5C World 07:33 Preventing a 1.5C World 13:42 Ecological Consequences of 1.5C 20:51 IPCC Failures 23:57 Ecological Feedback 32:39 Magic Technology Needed 37:55 Indigenous Knowledge and Economic Growth 50:00 Why Does the IPCC Miss the Target? 1:03:06 Shared Memory and Loss 1:10:04 Hope 1:13:51 Imagination A full transcript is available as well as detailed links and sources (plus credits and more) on our website ashesashes.org. Find more information along with relevant news and links on your favorite social network @ashesashescast. CC BY-SA 4.0

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