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restore280 Institute

@restore280.org

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit researching, educating, & intervening on the gaps between climate science, culture, policy, & funding. 280 ppm CO₂, the pre-industrial baseline, is our goal. restore280.org Founded by @enik.lndn.me

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restore280 Institute @restore280.org · 29/04/2026

The human cost of war is unforgivable, and that's before long-term impacts are considered.

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restore280 Institute @restore280.org · 10/04/2026

It's never truly been about saving the planet so much as it's been about saving humanity and our ability to live comfortably and progress ; that's not a bad thing.

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restore280 Institute @restore280.org · 28/02/2026

unless we align on the fact that only one of our two parties is even trying to push in the correct direction, we won't have even that for much longer. We have more party that tries to care. Reforming it through the primary system is the only way we get the reform to allow for the progress we need.

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restore280 Institute @restore280.org · 28/02/2026

Not giving credit where due, leaning on false equivalences, and giving systems apathy when they need activism is only a path to more of the same. We still have something of a democracy, however minoritarian and fragile,

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restore280 Institute @restore280.org · 28/02/2026

Agreed, but that isn't because both sides are the same. Its because one is genuinely trying to do the right thing, despite some bad decisions in the past and ever-improving motives, while the other uses minoritarian power schemes to block meaningful progress.

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restore280 Institute @restore280.org · 22/02/2026

Bothsidesism rejects reality and makes it nearly impossible for us to make progress on anything important, especially something as politicized and calcified as the climate. We think about this every day, and it's why we started an educational climate nonprofit. We're glad we're not alone.

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restore280 Institute @restore280.org · 22/02/2026

1000% Agree. However, it's also the hardest factor to make a real impact on, especially in places where climate is politicized and calcified like the US. However, that does not mean we should not try; in fact, it means the opposite: We must try as hard as we are able; no excuses; it's existential.

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restore280 Institute @restore280.org · 21/02/2026

The change we need will always require a 'both/and' approach. We must ensure that we elect competent leaders, but we must also ensure we are striving to make change ourselves. Top down and bottom up, in whatever ways we are able to, always. That's how progress is made and how it remains.

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