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Could our addiction to fossil fuels be the end of us? Like any addiction, we can beat this, but we must first admit that we have a problem. We can then begin to heal ourselves and the planet.

The world has already used up two-thirds of the global warming emissions that would take us to 3.6 degrees of warming by the end of the century, with just one-third left. The IPCC’s carbon budget allows for spending (i.e. emitting) 2,900 gigatonnes of carbon dioxide from 1870 through 2100 to limit global warming to the agreed target.

But we had already emitted about 1,900 gigatonnes by 2011. Once we blow past our allotted greenhouse gas spending allocation, scientists say there’s no turning back — given that a single molecule of carbon dioxide can remain in the atmosphere for centuries to millennia.

Craig Tilley is an artist, storyteller, and visionary who is redefining the boundaries of art and human connection through his immersive social art project, the Grapevine Wall. Tilley's journey is one of resilience, creativity, and a profound understanding of the human experience. The Grapevine Wall is more than just an art project; it is a living, breathing narrative that evolves with the world around us. Each piece of art, known as a VINE, connects to form an intricate tapestry of human experiences, emotions, and aspirations. Official Website.