In this podcast, Nigel Gould Davis and Rupert Read address the grim reality of repressive laws, and their impact on climate activism, while emphasising the importance of depolarisation for creating progress.
Here they also shed light on the disproportionate effect of the climate crisis on women and discuss the profound need for imagination to bring about systemic change. China’s environmental vulnerabilities and the potential of ecological diplomacy in combating climate change are also addressed, followed by the transformative promise of regenerative agriculture as we move away from harmful industrialization.
Listen to it all here.
