Become crew of Spaceship earth!
This Spaceship Earth (TSE) is the name for the state of the planet as it exists today. No matter what country, state or province you live in, you are a part of the one planet we all share, and we have no other spaceship. All we have, and all humanity will have, is TSE.
“There are no passengers on spaceship earth, we are all crew” - Marshall McLuhan
Crew Consciousness - The crew of a spaceship or space station has to be efficient as energy, water, and food are in limited supply. Spaceships and space stations can be refueled and resupplied from the home planet. Spaceship Earth cannot be refueled or resupplied. There is no other planet in the foreseeable future that can resupply Planet Earth. There is no other rescue/resupply vessel, nor is there another refuge. We live on a spaceship that must resupply itself from itself. That is why we need to understand that we are crew not the passengers.
In 2015 humanity used the equivalent of 1.6 earth’s worth of resources. This means we operated with a 60% ‘red zone of danger. We have consumed more than 1.0 planet’s per year for more than 40 years. This is a clear trajectory to disaster. The ONLY way to change is to redefine sustainability to 1.0 or < 1.0 Earth resources consumed per year.
MISSION
To bring about a new, global consciousness in how we think and interact with the finite resources on this planet through education, global awareness, and empowerment of individuals, communities and companies.
Bird’s Eye View Video
Tim Rumage interviews sea level rise expert John Englander
The New Way Humanity Must Look at C02
We are a 730 Species Living in a 1230 World
As set forth in Chapter 7 of “This Spaceship Earth” we must stop looking at levels of emissions and instead focus on resident CO2 in the atmosphere. Carbon remains in the atmosphere for decades and centuries. Before the Industrial Age the amount of resident CO2 was 730 Gigatonnes. This remained constant until the 20th century when it crossed 800 around WWII and then 830 in 1970. We have since added 400 Gigatonnes to the atmosphere.
