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This site is organized around six pillars — a form of climate commentary by topic, not rigid categories but recurring ways of looking at the climate mess. If the homepage shows the map, this page explains the terrain.
Where sustainability becomes marketing
What you’ll find here:
- Corporate climate pledges and what they actually mean
- Net-zero claims, offsets, and creative accounting
- ESG, certification schemes, and sustainability theatre
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Reusable Bags, Disposable Ethics
Waste, recycling, and circular optimism
What you’ll find here:
- Recycling myths and wish-cycling habits
- Plastic, packaging, and disposal systems
- Why “just recycle it” rarely solves the problem
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Circular Economy or Just Going in Circles?
Opinionated writing from inside the problem
What you’ll find here:
- Personal essays and reflections
- Satirical or frustrated takes
- Writing that doesn’t pretend to be neutral
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The Great Green Guilt Trip
Ideas that sound right — until you test them
What you’ll find here:
- Individual carbon footprints and personal responsibility
- Popular climate myths and oversimplifications
- Why some well-meaning ideas don’t scale
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Solar Panels That Sing (Sort Of)
Climate policy as it slowly unfolds
What you’ll find here:
- National and regional climate policies
- Targets, timelines, and trade-offs
- The politics behind environmental decisions
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The Paris Agreement: Now with Extra Loopholes
Looking backward to understand today
What you’ll find here:
- Historical pollution and environmental damage
- Ignored warnings and delayed responses
- Past “solutions” that created new problems
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The Time We Nuked a Coral Reef (Yes, Really)
You don’t have to read this site in order. Start with whatever angle pulls you in, or jump straight to something recent and see where it leads.
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