Julia Steinbergerさんのイラストまとめ

@richardabetts @KetanJ0 @MichaelEMann @GeorgeMonbiot @lamb_wf @giulio_mattioli @BenFranta @GeoffreySupran @NaomiOreskes @simon_mair @JamesGDyke @alisong @farhanaclimate @chilledasad100 @RHarrabin @GeraldKutney @ProfSteveKeen @keithalexander @StuartBCapstick @ChloeFarand I'm afraid they've moved on to economic and social arguments, as per our discourses of delay paper (are we the inspiration? [blushes]).
Left to right: policy perfectionism, appeal to social justice and fossil fuel solutionism (cartoons by @leolinne https://t.co/YJWfe0FZkz).

Crucial point many terrible pundits don't realise: techno-optimism is such a common argument by politicians who don't want to act on climate change, we included it prominently in our article covering discourses of climate delay. Comic by @leolinne .
https://t.co/uMvEEZEInA https://t.co/d3aULVYz4N

So we have a billionaire making one of the central arguments to *not* act on climate immediately, but instead invest in speculative tech. Color me so surprised we wrote a whole damn paper on "discourses of delay" - and @leolinne made Bill's persona.
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https://t.co/uMvEEZEInA

"Net-zero by 2050" has become yet another #DiscourseOfDelay, a meaningless statement of blind faith in non-existent technology rather than acting to reduce emissions NOW. In cartoon form, it looks rather like this chap. Think net-zero by 2050? Think tying a rocket to your crotch.

@KernEnergy And we wrote a whole other article on "discourses of climate delay", immortalized by the great @leolinne in comic strip format. You're this one. You can frame it.
https://t.co/uMvEEZEInA

Really. https://t.co/3FTSIYVDYy

@IsabelleLetell1 @leolinne captured it perfectly.
https://t.co/YJWfe0FZkz

Big shout-out to late-stage capitalism for transforming millennials into a desperate & radicalized - yet highly skilled & creative - proletariat, who see revolutionary change as the only way to avoid utter destitution on a dying planet. Thanks, mates. Marx would be proud.