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The most insidious form of climate denial is no longer, "It's not happening," but the belief that incremental or tech solutions will solve this crisis. 1/6

The most insidious form of climate denial is no longer, "It's not happening," but the belief that incremental or tech solutions will solve this crisis. 1/6

4,468,373 views • 2 years ago

Repeat after me: individual actions will not solve the climate crisis 🙅‍♀️ Narratives such as "technology will save us" and "it's up to individuals to change their habits" are just as insidious as outright climate denial. We must keep our attention on where power lies... (1/2)

Repeat after me: individual actions will not solve the climate crisis 🙅‍♀️ Narratives such as "technology will save us" and "it's up to individuals to change their habits" are just as insidious as outright climate denial. We must keep our attention on where power lies... (1/2)

581,252 views • 3 years ago

I recently spoke to a room of 1200+ people on the role of activism. This speech took me in a direction I didn't expect. It felt nerve-wracking yet important to expose what I consider to be the biggest climate cover-up in history... 1/7

I recently spoke to a room of 1200+ people on the role of activism. This speech took me in a direction I didn't expect. It felt nerve-wracking yet important to expose what I consider to be the biggest climate cover-up in history... 1/7

147,734 views • 3 years ago

The richest 1% of people are responsible for more carbon emissions than the poorest 66% 🤯 Still, there are people who argue that “overpopulation” is to blame… and point the finger at countries like India and China, while their own governments double down on fossil fuels. 1/3

The richest 1% of people are responsible for more carbon emissions than the poorest 66% 🤯 Still, there are people who argue that “overpopulation” is to blame… and point the finger at countries like India and China, while their own governments double down on fossil fuels. 1/3

94,072 views • 2 years ago

The fossil fuel industry knew about #climatechange as early as 1954. Since then, they've used every trick in the book to delay action; from fudging science, to lobbying politicians. More recently, they've learnt to shift responsibility from corporations to individuals. 1/5

The fossil fuel industry knew about #climatechange as early as 1954. Since then, they've used every trick in the book to delay action; from fudging science, to lobbying politicians. More recently, they've learnt to shift responsibility from corporations to individuals. 1/5

35,913 views • 2 years ago

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