“It’s about combining truthfulness about the full gravity of the situation and the fact that the only way we will achieve the transformation needed is if there is wide-spread buy-in.”Listen to this episode by Swedish podcast Klimatpodden to explore what is needed to bring climate action outside the bubble and into the mainstream.
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“Faith in UN climate conferences is at a new low. If we wanted a final straw, the appalling and yet somehow unsurprising revelation that the United Arab Emirates had planned to use its position as host of the latest annual gathering, known as COP28, as a platform for making new oil deals should suffice. It might seem
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https://www.lbc.co.uk/opinion/views/climate-change-europe-weather-heat-lbc-views/ “This treaty. That summit. They come and go. The clock has been stuck at ‘five minutes to midnight’ while every grave international meeting and report comes billed as our last chance…. and leaves us looking forward to our next ‘last chance’.” While radical tactics such as JSO’s and XR’s have raised attention to climate
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Whether it is still possible to stay below 1.5 C of global warming was heatedly discussed in the past few weeks as international diplomats gathered for the 27th annual CoP meeting, and for no small reason. Past 1.5 degrees of global warming, Earth’s weather systems are expected to become dangerously chaotic, with famines, floods and
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Your Brain on Climate is a podcast about human psychology vs the climate crisis: what we think, why we think it, and how it all adds up to a planet-sized emergency. In this episode, Climate Majority co-director Rupert Read talks about sharing and handling the truth. To learn more about what we think about the
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We always need hope — something to aspire to, some reason to act. We also need realism so we aspire intelligently, pursuing the best possible future. Stubborn realism is about aspiring effectively by understanding the challenges we face as completely as possible. Optimism of the collective will, even where ‘pessimism’ of the intellect appears well-motivated is behind every great
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