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authorJoe Carstairs <me@joeac.net>2026-05-05 14:22:07 +0100
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## 2026-05-05
+### Examples of green rhetoric in which the catastrophe is final
+
+Like, all of them.
+
+Obvious examples include @{xr-declaration}, @{no-one-is-too-small},
+@{greenpeace-report}. If we don't stop emitting CO2, everyone will die and/or
+civilization will collapse.
+
+@{inconvenient-truth} didn't quite have that narrative, but it did use Earthshot
+and Pale Blue Dot very prominently, which I think was to communicate that what
+is at stake is global, cosmic, total.
+
+In @{cry-of-the-wild}, the catastrophe is final for the orca, Eeschin. While we
+don't see her die, we know that her whole clan has died off, and she will refuse
+til death to join another clan: the only way it can end is death, and thus the
+total extinction of her clan.
+
### Meeting with David de Pomerai
I met David (for the first time properly, having only seen him at the