He looked over at Sirius for a long while before feeling too restless to continue to lay in bed. He carefully peeled himself away from his boyfriend, who didn’t even as much twitch a muscle at the change, before blindly reaching for his crutches. As quietly and carefully as he could he pulled on boxers and a sweater that was laying left over from earlier before exiting the room and heading down to the living room.

Well excuse me, I’ve been a little preoccupied being diagnosed with–” His words froze in his throat as the front door opened, both men turning their head to see Teddy walking in. The issue is that you’re thirteen and I don’t want you over there alone and her sister is hardly any older.” I can’t go through another surgery…I…I can’t do it again. Two is enough. Maybe…maybe this is life’s way of just telling me to…” Two, hm . He didn’t know where the time had gone. He had done so much research and yet he felt like he didn’t know a single thing. There was still so much to learn, so much to plan, so much to think about.Mm…” Remus shut his laptop and pushed it to the side, slinging an arm around Sirius’ bare shoulders. He smiled slightly to himself at the bruise forming on his collarbone, but now wasn’t the time to boast about his handy mouth work. “I’m going to do chemo.” Okay.” He felt very small, his words barely louder than a whisper. It was moments like this where he wanted nothing more than to crawl under the covers of his bed and be held far, far away from the world. He didn’t want to wake up tomorrow and have to go to work and pretend it was all fine. He didn’t want to have to make a decision on if he wanted to continue his life or fill it with poison in a weak attempt to kill off the tumor. He didn’t want to have to sit his child down, look them in the eyes and tell them that their dad has cancer again and this time he most likely wasn’t going to survive it. This phrase is also used when he proudly displays his Polar Medal during the episode " Battle of the Giants!"

Bronson said she hopes people will discuss whether they agree with their decision and have fruitful talks about what the driving forces of the change are.

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And…if I don’t take treatment?” The hand on his thigh tightened again and Remus didn’t have it in him to look over. To his fellow conservatives, John Derbyshire makes a plea: Don’t be seduced by this nonsense about “the politics of hope.” Skepticism, pessimism, and suspicion of happy talk are the true characteristics of an authentically conservative temperament. And from Hobbes and Burke through Lord Salisbury and Calvin Coolidge, up to Pat Buchanan and Mark Steyn in our own time, these beliefs have kept the human race from blindly chasing its utopian dreams right off a cliff. The pact Guterres has in mind would require big economies to do more on cutting greenhouse gas emissions, and to provide poor countries with a financial lifeline. This was needed to restore “trust”, he said. So you don’t trust me?” Teddy crossed their arms across their chest and Remus fought the urge to roll his own eyes.

Is there any hope? Are we all doomed? I write books about the climate crisis, so I am often asked fearful questions like these. But I’m being asked them more and more often and by younger people, an alarming trend not unconnected to the number of scientific reports detailing how humans are pushing the Earth’s systems to dangerous extremes. A team of researchers from Weizmann Institute of Sciences, Israel, recently published a study that compared human-made mass – aka anthropogenic mass – with all the living mass, or biomass, on the globe. They revealed that for the first time in human history the former has either surpassed the latter or is close to doing so in coming years. Lewisohn, Mark (2003). Radio Times Guide to TV Comedy. London: BBC Worldwide. p.205. ISBN 0563487550.Hey, take a deep breath. Follow my breathing.” Sirius pushed Remus’ wet curls away from his face and cupped both of his cheeks with his hands. “Deep breath, Rem.” They most definitely do not hate you. They’re thirteen. You should’ve seen Harry at thirteen, the mouth on that kid. James and Lily are very patient but even they had a few breakdowns over the intensity of it all. Teddy will come around though; they won’t even remember why they were mad tomorrow.” Sirius shot up at this and looked at Remus with wide eyes, his face flooding with relief. “Really?” The words were soft, barely a whisper. Remus nodded, slightly uncertain with himself. In the absence of a fully secure evolutionary shield, we could depend on our intelligence to survive. Nevertheless, as Abraham Loeb, professor of science at Harvard University and an astronomer who is searching for dead cosmic civilisations puts it, "the mark of intelligence is the ability to promote a better future". You’re fine, my love.” Sirius cooed and placed a kiss to the side of his head. “Let’s go get some fresh air, okay? You don’t have to make any decisions right now.”

Rem, what are you doing? It’s nearly two…” Sirius crossed his arms over his bare chest, wearing nothing but boxers. For climate change, look at your daily habits and see if there are small changes you can make in your life such as how often you walk versus drive and how your home is heated, Bronson explained. Yes?” Remus raised a brow, slightly confused by the nervousness behind the question. They had sleepovers frequently and it never bothered Remus or Victoire’s parents. They both trusted their children to make smart decisions and, to the best of Remus’ knowledge, they weren’t really even dating. “But..?”

We have to recognize and inform others when history repeats itself, as our responsibility for the collective wisdom of our society. We are also responsible for maintaining the torch of knowledge properly and securely. First, we have to notice. We have to raise our heads from the all-consuming business of daily life and pay attention to what is wrong with today’s “normal”: notice who in our society is being failed and which of our human activities are damaging our communities and natural spaces. See the opportunities in what needs to be fixed. Understand not just intellectually, but emotionally what we face as our world heats. And then actively choose to imagine an alternative, a future that is livable. Be pragmatic: how do we get to this future from our current reality? Half a century on, the threat of nuclear annihilation has lost its imminence. As for overpopulation, more than twice as many people live on the earth now as in 1968, and they do so (in very broad-brush terms) in greater comfort and affluence than anyone suspected. Although the population is still increasing, the rate of increase has halved since 1968. Current population predictions vary. But the general consensus is that it’ll top out sometime midcentury and start to fall sharply. As soon as 2100, the global population size could be less than it is now. In most countries—including poorer ones—the birth rate is now well below the death rate. In some countries, the population will soon be half the current value. People are now becoming worried about underpopulation.