Category Archives: COP26

It’s pretty much 2 weeks since my departure from Scotland. Things were able to settle and restructure, and priorities became clear. The most obvious thing I have to say: I totally lost all faith in the Old Power. The fact … Continue reading →

On Sat, we met at 8:30 in front of the main entrance for our action. As a kick-off event, we reminded the negotiating Parties just in front of the main entrance at the last day of #COP26 about the relevance … Continue reading →

No energy left for a blog post today. I’ll add it later. Tomorrow is the day of action. You can follow it with #StopBurningIt. Good night. Appendix: After Thursday’s frustration I just slept in. The observing NGO’s captured one of … Continue reading →

Today was a textbook example of how hierarchies inhibit processual diversity. I need sleep. Everything else needs reflection. Appendix: My day started with a slapstick in the venue: I got up an hour earlier than the other days to prime … Continue reading →

I don’t have much to write right now. The appendix will probably do most of it today. I spent half of the night building ideas. After a short sleep, I got up early again, to find a bicycle protest in … Continue reading →

I had so much trouble falling asleep. I didn’t get behind the fact that there is no single Party with an idea. Not a single party manages to think beyond capitalism. After a couple of hours of sleep, anyways, I … Continue reading →

Today was the day I entered the Blue Zone. I got up early, which payed off, because I had a really smooth transition through the check-in, which was not possible soon after anymore. I had a coffee and then met … Continue reading →

So, we’re here now. We made it through the Netherlands over the Channel to Eastern England and travelled up to Glasgow in a day and a half. Glasgow is a medium sized capital city of a district-like Country – it’s … Continue reading →

It’s official now: I will be attending the COP26, the 26th Conference of Parties of the UNFCCC, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. In 2015, The “Paris Agreement” was ratified on the COP21, so I think it’s fair … Continue reading →