Climate Crisis
topic on 5 shows · 8 statements across 7 episodes
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8 statements about Climate Crisis, every show
Adams: The nature crisis will be more seismic than climate crisis
“Wedgetail is focused on the nature crisis, which is kind of the next big thing coming after the climate crisis. And it's probably going to be even more seismic.”
Schroepfer: Climate crisis is fundamentally a humanitarian issue, not about the planet
“I think the climate crisis is fundamentally a humanitarian crisis. I think this is the thing that people get wrong. It's like, it's not about the planet. The planet will be fine. It's gonna outlive us. It's about how many people are suffering and are going to …”
Gogri: Fusion Won't Scale by 2050, but Matters Post-2050
“I would say fusion is not the solution to the climate crisis right now. But it's an important tool when you go beyond twenty-fifty to 2100 for that, that society.”
Tucker Carlson calls global warming and climate crisis narrative propaganda
“I think the global warming bullshit is bullshit, okay? I mean, obviously it is. Climate crisis. It's propaganda”
O'Brien: Climate solutions exist, but public awareness remains the primary crisis
“Well, we are in a solutions crisis as well as a climate crisis, and the solutions are there, but the crisis is that people don't know about them.”
Doerr: The climate crisis is the greatest economic opportunity this century
“And I do think that this Climate crisis is, ah, the greatest opportunity of our lifetimes. It'll be the greatest opportunity of the coming century.”
Prakash: Climate Action Requires Holding Federal Governing Power for a Decade
“We probably have to pass dozens of pieces of legislation at the federal level over the next decade of time, which means that people with our values have to govern and hold on to governing power For perhaps a decade or longer.”
Prakash: Effective Recruiting Requires Direct Asks and Finding Personal Stakes
“And I find the most effective ways to bring individuals into the movement is, One, literally to ask them and see what they say. I think a lot of people do not have the, ask the question, will you join a movement? But two, helping people identify, like, what's …”