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250 Global Warming Slogans (added to weekly) www.stopglobalwarming-newstrategies.net Dr. Michael Tuckson
New Slogans, 2010-5-30
Some Emergency slogans for emergency times.
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Semi-Random Slogans
Invite a denier to lunch
Eat less meat every day
Form a small climate group
Inertia will kill us, twice
Holiday on bicycles
Learn how to plant and nurture trees
Drain your rice fields sometimes
Help the employees, not the fossil fuel owners
Read a book, not a newspaper, on the bus
350 not 450
Study tropical forest protection
Why are most deniers men?
Carbon tax before cap and trade
Look for a home closer to work
Write a new page for this website
Oppose lobbying
Put a new slogan on your bicycle or bag every day
Study the latest climate science first
No air-conditioning before lunchtime
Drink just a little cow milk
Study Earth's thermal inertia
Learn how to teach
Send parts of this website to a politician
Grow and store carbon in houses
Organize exchanges with Asian universities
Grow crops not livestock
Rationing is equitable
Study thermal inertia in buildings
Practice dialogue, not argument
Behaviour before technology
Make a bicycle path plan
Don't use concrete
Drive a much smaller car
Study the denier claims
1.5 not 2.0
Don't use trees for offsets
Work with a bilingual person
Eat even less meat every day
Support better democracy
Do deniers care for their grandchildren?
Paint your roof white
Oppose advertising by polluting companies
Consume less, save money
Form an international group
Help a politician to learn
Making cement emits CO2.
Education must be global
Grow and store carbon in the soil
Fans, not air-conditioning
Lobbying is bribery
Study growing algae
Improve the school curricula
You can't read driving a car
Find dated photos of glaciers
Study which companies bribe political parties
How do you entice a denier to want to learn?
Share your job with an oil driller
Plant trees to absorb carbon dioxide already in the atmosphere
Have you tried Tahini dip?
What do deniers understand?
Dress less formally in the heat
Design a more tempting commuter bus
Get to know a denier's children
Pay tax to fund retraining
Less clothing, not fans
Eat kangaroo meat
E-commute
Improve the university curricula
One is enough
Interview a climate scientist on video
Insulate your home
Open a wind turbine factory in a coal town
Study Earth feedback processes
300 not 350
Wheat is safer than rice
Take men's fashions up, and women's down
Use a condom in emergencies
Share some job-time
Protest forest destruction
Wear a cotton coat
Study tree plantations
Eat just a little cheese
Get to know a denier's grandchildren
Why do the rich want to grow?
Put on an extra jumper when its cold outside
Offer a new job to a coal miner
Adopt two
Join an NGO today
Political bribes, not donations
None is enough
Holiday close to home
Invest in a diverse plantation
Wear less in the heat
Talk to migrants about emailing home
Make compost
Promote eco-tourism for locals
Read more of this website
Ask a politician have they read James Hansen
Eat less cream
Jumpers are cheaper than gas
Arrange a climate debate
Build a thick-walled house
Study how to turn moderate deniers
Study fast growing trees
Hand out appropriate leaflets at railway stations
Study your local energy organization
Learn about the delights of veganism
Study Chinese
Practice walking
Shirts are enough in hot weather
Support rapid research on how to turn deniers
Try an IUD
Asians make blankets from cotton and kapok
Get to know your neighbours
Recycle jumpers and coats
Holiday by mass land transport
Drink red wine, not milk
Support rapid research on capturing CO2 from the air.
Hand out leaflets at bus stops
Men's legs are beautiful too
Talk to local government about recycling biological waste
Keep a stock of morning after pills
Adopt another one
When will the USA go metric?
Write and publish leaflets
Holiday on a sailing ship
Start a course on climate change and solutions
Exercise periodically when its cold
Farmers now support the Green party
Give a talk at the local school
Chocolate's great with soya cream
Climate crisis not climate change
Share a car with your neighbours
Study tipping points and irreversibility
Email government ministers
Form a climate group with your neighbours or friends
Read Climate Cover-Up
Study palaeo-climatology
Soon meat becomes less tempting
Improve your foreign language skills
Adopt a baby girl
Write an article for your local newspaper
Read Storms of My Grandchildren (after reading some climate science such as on this website)
Take plastic packaging off at the shop
Climate emergency not climate crisis
Ask you government to make a good video on the climate emergency
Move your company to where your workers live
Invite your favourite denier to a vegan lunch
Ask the supermarket to turn off half the lights
Study carbon taxes in more than one nation
Join yours with other climate groups
Shop at dimly lit shops
Email people you know abroad
Ask a climatologist to explain the various! meanings of CO2e
Plant and nurture trees in your garden till its full
Learn about biochar
Study the bus routes in your town or city
Support James Hansen for the Nobel Prize for physics, peace or whatever.
Protest new oil exploration
Install a solar thermal hot water heater
Shop for food where the fridges have lids or doors
Plant 10 trees a month in neighbours' gardens and in parks
Ask your adult children what they think
Write a better letter to the newspapers
Organize a demonstration outside coal company offices.
Where are the Nobel prizes for Earth and social sciences?
Form a climate group at work
Give a talk at a school in a coal town
No children is best
Buy a glass of wine for a denier
Start an NGO
Support honest and intelligent politicians
Study short-term GHGs
Join a good political party
Give a talk at a school at an oil town
Study hire-purchase for solar panels
Stake out a coal energy factory
Don't export coal or oil
Work in a vulnerable area
Invest in geothermal
Live with a farmer family in the holidays and help them plant trees
Build a sailing ship
Give talks at the local town.
Hand out leaflets at another station
Video a debate
Move to a swinging seat in time for close elections
The website author and publisher, December 2009.
Easy Summary
We must try to understand up-to-date climate science coming out over the last few years that warns of possible disaster. Ice shelves and sheets are melting much faster than before. Global temperatures are rising, with oscillations due to ocean oscillations. Natural causes are minor compared with pollution. This understanding must be spread by advanced adult education, especially among the powerful. As many readers as possible must spread understanding.
Denier leaders are funded by the fossil fuel, tobacco and similar corporations and/or are ideologues. Their arguments are always against, not considering pro and con, as with real science. They rarely call for better understanding, just attempt to confuse. None are climate scientists. Their motivation is salary and weak government, not salary and discovery. Either they do not care about their descendants or they do not understand the probable future.
We must put more emphasis on the short-term greenhouse influences such as methane. Carbon dixide must be captured from the atmosphere. Also we must lead with behaviour change before appropriate technology spreads. Birth control is important in some regions. Job-time sharing and retraining can reduce any unemployment resulting from mitigation measures. Mitigation must be coordinated globally by government and citizens in modern sectors. City pairing could be useful.