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Civilisation began 12,000 years ago. For 10,000 of those rotations of the sun, the planet’s climate has provided the stability for humanity to develop. But since the mid-twentieth century the rate at which we’ve produced energy has raised the earth’s temperature to dangerous levels. Fossil fuel consumption is a major part of this crisis. We must reduce the damage. Fast.

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1. Carbon dioxide (CO2) from human activity is increasing more than 250 times faster than it did from natural sources after the last ice age.

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2. Renewable energy needs maximum investment. The uptake in low-carbon energy sources can help economies to grow without increasing emissions.

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3. The biggest producers of CO2 are China, the USA, India and Russia.

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4. We need to fix things now. Rebalance by recapturing billions of tonnes of carbon. And stop emitting carbon on a daily basis.

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5. Wind power currently fuels about 5% of the world’s electricity, which is a 2% increase since 2012. Denmark leads the way with 36% of its output produced via wind turbines.

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6. The bicycle’s contribution to a greener culture is undeniable. Unsurprisingly it is the Netherlands who have the most bicycle use per capita. 99% of the population cycle, compared to 32% in the USA.

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7. The combustion engine needs to be abolished for life to continue. But it’s not that simple. We need alternatives which are available and affordable.

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8. To move forwards we need to be mindful of how we behave. From the choices we make every day.

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10. The wheel is humanity’s greatest technological breakthrough, but now it must be used for the greater, greener good. Quick solution? Ride a push bike.

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9. Scrap the car, take the train, the boat or best of all, the bicycle.

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11. Café du Cycliste are forever outsiders, and we want future generations to follow us.

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