Climate Report Buried by Black Friday

NOAH BERGER

“If the United States were to try and achieve the targets in the Paris Agreement, then things will be bad, but we can manage,” he said. “But if we don’t meet them, then we’re talking about hundreds of thousands of lives every year that are at risk because of climate change. And hundreds of billions of dollars.”

—Robinson Meyer Nov. 23, 2018, A Grave Climate Warning, Buried on Black Friday, The Atlantic

Adbusters #141
New Ways to Live, Love & Think

A crooked line runs through issue #141, connecting cold, hard truths with ideas that may inspire a rebellious flicker of alacrity towards a new future. The clunky, straight-edged shapes of current power structures blot the front lines, only to be overshadowed by swaths of polychromatic pages, their archaic blandness upstaged by design that fucks with complacency. The world teeters on an edge sharp enough to end all life. So without further ado—New Ways to Live, Love & Think puts forth the real-life jams and revolutionary campaigns that have the energy to shift the status quo. It talks to you—designer, economist, environmentalist, human—and offers ways to re-enchant a disillusioned world. New Ways to Live, Love & Think comes with our 2019 #moonstruck calendar—follow the full moon and stay tech-free one day every month, and be as wild as your spirit moves you to be.

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