Beginning to End the Climate Crisis by Neubauer, Luisa;Repenning, Alexander;McKibben, Bill;von Mering, Sabine; -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Contents Foreword Preface to the English Edition Translator’s Note Introduction

Alarmism? Hamburg 2050 What Does the Science Say? Let’s Stop Making the Same Mistakes Over and Over Again We Are Possibilists An Invitation

1. Our Future is a Dystopia

The Future Is No Longer a Promise Our Lives in a Multi-Optional World We Are Part of the Problem Nauru: The Canary in the Coal Mine

2. Because you are Stealing our Future

A Scientifically Founded Fear of the Future This Crisis Could Have Been Prevented Not a Brave New World as We Like It A Global Question and a Globalized Generation Humanity Has a Deadline Who Is Stealing Our Future? The First Steps of a Marathon

3. We Lack a Utopia

The End of History? No Planet B Lack of Imagination

4. The Climate Crisis is not an Individual Crisis

The Luxury of Riding a Bicycle Green Guilt Shifting Baselines

5. The Climate Crisis is a Crisis of Responsibility

Demanding Responsibility for the Future The Parable of Mourning the Future Institutionalizing Responsibility for the Future

6. The Climate Crisis is a Crisis of Communication

This Is Your Crisis, Too A Problem of Vividness? Frames Instead of Facts Calculated Uncertainty Beyond Our Imagination The Climate of the Media How Do We Get Out of It?

7. The Climate Crisis is a Crisis of Fossil Capitalism

The Fateful Belief in the Market A Price Tag on Nature is Supposed to Save Us. Seriously? The First Time as Tragedy, the Second Time as Farce

8. The Climate Crisis is a Crisis of Prosperity

But We Are Doing So Well, Aren’t We? We Are Living at the Expense of Others Voluntary Self-Deprivileging Doughnut for Future The “Good Life” as a Constitutional Goal? For a Green New Deal

9. The Climate Crisis is a Crisis of Justice

The Price of Fossil Prosperity Intergenerational Justice Carbon Justice A Sexist Crisis Who Is Being Held Accountable? The New Social Question?

10. Educate Yourselves!

The Gap Between Knowledge, Perception, and Action

1. Educate Yourselves about How to Educate Others 2. Tell the Truth, the Whole Truth 3. Educate (Yourselves) about the Beginning of the End 4. Spread the Word 5. Educate Yourselves about Each Other

11. Start Dreaming!

1. Moral Stretching Exercises 2. Looking Back from the Dystopian Future 3. Imagine! 4. Think Utopian

12. Get Organized!

Sorry, I Don’t Have Time to Protest Why Organize? 3.5 Percent

1. Discover the Why 2. Open Your Eyes 3. Team Up and Look Out for Each Other 4. Copy from Each Other 5. Come to Stay 6. Make Demands of Those around You

Epilogue Acknowledgments Notes About the Authors and Translator