Vi vill att #Malmö ska förbjuda #fossil #reklam.
Förra veckan beslöt Delft i Nederländerna att gå med i en växande grupp städer som förbjuder fossil reklam i sina utomhusmiljöer. I #Sverige finns liknande beslut där man i Stockholm och Göteborg har förbjudit fossil reklam i kollektivtrafiken.
För dig som bor i Malmö kan du skriva under det här medborgarinitiativet om du tycker som oss. Efter 100 röster måste det diskuteras av en av stadens nämnder.
https://malmo.flexite.com/malmo_fp/listview/3GLM/detailsView/33699
Vi kommer att finnas på plats denna torsdag under #Overshoot festivalen för er som vill diskutera vidare, komma med fler idéer om hur vi kan förbättra Malmö, eller undrar vilka som är fördelarna med en fossilfri stadsmiljö. Klockan 12-19 i Folkets Park.
Thursday, May 29th
12:00 - 19:00 + after party
Folkets Park, Malmö
Le « dépassement climatique » : un pari techno-solutionniste suicidaire ? Face à l’inaction politique, l’idée d’un « overshoot » (dépassement temporaire des 1,5°C) gagne du terrain. Mais compter sur des technologies non éprouvées pour refroidir la Terre plus tard relève d’une logique de mégamachine ... 
![Marvin Harris estimated that among Paleolithic hunters 23–50% of newborn children were killed. He argued that the goal was to preserve the 0.001% population growth of that time.[168]: 15 He also wrote that female infanticide may be a form of population control.[168]: 5 Population control is achieved not only by limiting the number of potential mothers; increased fighting among men for access to relatively scarce wives would also lead to a decline in population. For example, on the Melanesian island of Tikopia infanticide was used to keep a stable population in line with its resource base.[6] Research by Marvin Harris and William Divale supports this argument, it has been cited as an example of environmental determinism.[169]](https://media.mas.to/media_attachments/files/114/252/804/593/953/434/original/64029416f8f19e29.jpg "Marvin Harris estimated that among Paleolithic hunters 23–50% of newborn children were killed. He argued that the goal was to preserve the 0.001% population growth of that time.[168]: 15 He also wrote that female infanticide may be a form of population control.[168]: 5 Population control is achieved not only by limiting the number of potential mothers; increased fighting among men for access to relatively scarce wives would also lead to a decline in population. For example, on the Melanesian island of Tikopia infanticide was used to keep a stable population in line with its resource base.[6] Research by Marvin Harris and William Divale supports this argument, it has been cited as an example of environmental determinism.[169]")
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rk & Friendship! 
