This fails to mention the capitalist ideology behind any such public consciousness…
We are marching and meeting, but our levels of organization and resistance are vastly disproportionate to the anger and concern we feel, and the urgency of the situation.
Source: Opinion | Eight Reasons Why There Hasn’t Been a Global Climate Revolt Yet | Tamara Pearson
No endorsement here, but we cite these suddenly changing views as relevant..
I cannot endorse this book as such because it rejects a leftist socialism as the perfect container for a radical climate project. We are told the author has no patience for this. Too bad, that’s why we have revolutions.
I have backtracked enough from a leftist view with regrets and won’t do it again. The fossil fuel companies knew ff’s were a problem decades ago, and a similar matches geoengineering…
We can’t hope that such a let in the day form of greenwashed capitalist hype if the answer…
The carbon removal industry is coming, whether we like it or not. The Left should seize it as an opportunity to articulate and realize a progressive vision for the future — one completely rid of fossil fuels.
Source: Geoengineering Will Be Part of a Fossil Fuel–Free Future
Big Oil lied to us for decades about climate change. And they’ve hid behind scientists, academics, and even “grassroots” groups to do it.
Source: Opinion | The Sneaky Ways Big Oil Misleads the Public With Money and Power | Mia DiFelice
One day before President Donald Trump took office in 2017, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a public warning that climate change had caused Puerto Rico’s climate to warm by more than one degree Fahrenheit since the mid-20th century. The surrounding ocean waters had warmed by almost t
Source: Warm ocean waters due to climate change are ‘supercharging’ tropical cyclones – Alternet.org
“The transition away from fossil fuel-powered economies is critical to the survival of people and the planet.”
Source: Burning All Fossil Fuel Reserves Would Exceed Global ‘Carbon Budget’ 7 Times Over: New Data
1848+: The End(s) of History 