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Mike Osborne

Brief talk after the screening of the film 2040 in the Carterton Events Centre by Carterton District Council as part of Conservation Week.

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A full Events Centre for the Rates Resistance Carterton meeting.
"It is not the mountain we conquer but ourselves." Edmund Hillary
Two sides of the same coin. A positive vision for the future - a carrot. Optimists - there is no progress without them The impending reality - the stick. Pessimists - confront the harsh realities
The future is already here it's just not evenly distributed. William Gibson in The Economist, December 4, 2003
More than a psychological problem Global warming is a terrible problem psychologically if you combined all the things people are really bad at and tried to manufacture a problem that people would not care about it would look like global warming Dan Ariely - Professor Behavioural Economics The status quo and their interests - fossil fuel lobby, agriculture, banks, business
Have you watched Hot Air Alister Barry tiny.cc/HotAir
un-denial.com
Were all in this together
Project Connect CDC, WREMO, Neighbourhood Support, Resilient Carterton Emergency Hub
12 Page submission to 2019/20 Annual Plan To address to 4 Es: Ecological, Energy, Economic, Equity Climate Change - 48 specific recommendations across: Governance Infrastructure Community Resilience Onsite water harvesting With financial model for interest-free loans for tanks in existing urban dwellings
What people do in a resilient community
What to do? Have conversations about climate change - make it normal Watch Hot Air Read un-denial.com - Manifesto Work with others - groups are more effective Lobby politicians - central and local Policy settings will make the big changes needed Promote inclusive decision-making - like Citizens Assemblies www.sortitionfoundation.org Work on your own lowering your own households carbon footprint
"What you do is insignificant but its most important that you do it." Mahatma Gandhi

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Talk after film 2040

  • 1. A full Events Centre for the Rates Resistance Carterton meeting.
  • 2. "It is not the mountain we conquer but ourselves." Edmund Hillary
  • 3. Two sides of the same coin. A positive vision for the future - a carrot. Optimists - there is no progress without them The impending reality - the stick. Pessimists - confront the harsh realities
  • 4. The future is already here it's just not evenly distributed. William Gibson in The Economist, December 4, 2003
  • 5. More than a psychological problem Global warming is a terrible problem psychologically if you combined all the things people are really bad at and tried to manufacture a problem that people would not care about it would look like global warming Dan Ariely - Professor Behavioural Economics The status quo and their interests - fossil fuel lobby, agriculture, banks, business
  • 6. Have you watched Hot Air Alister Barry tiny.cc/HotAir
  • 8. Were all in this together
  • 9. Project Connect CDC, WREMO, Neighbourhood Support, Resilient Carterton Emergency Hub
  • 10. 12 Page submission to 2019/20 Annual Plan To address to 4 Es: Ecological, Energy, Economic, Equity Climate Change - 48 specific recommendations across: Governance Infrastructure Community Resilience Onsite water harvesting With financial model for interest-free loans for tanks in existing urban dwellings
  • 11. What people do in a resilient community
  • 12. What to do? Have conversations about climate change - make it normal Watch Hot Air Read un-denial.com - Manifesto Work with others - groups are more effective Lobby politicians - central and local Policy settings will make the big changes needed Promote inclusive decision-making - like Citizens Assemblies www.sortitionfoundation.org Work on your own lowering your own households carbon footprint
  • 13. "What you do is insignificant but its most important that you do it." Mahatma Gandhi

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  • #2: And End of Life Bill 23 July 2018