Challenging typical climate change thinking

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Challenging typical climate change thinking

Challenging typical climate change thinking

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This conversation is for of those of us who sense that typical climate change conversations, even within CCA, may be inadequate to our collective challenge. What will it take to win?

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The CCA supports a diversity of approaches to climate change. This is inclusive and encouraging. Everybody can contribute something. ‘A thousand flowers blooming’, as the saying goes.

I happen to think this approach, while goodhearted, is woefully inadequate given the scale of our challenge. We should be passionately thinking through what it will take to change the systems that drive climate change, and catalyse an aligned movement to inspire mainstream commitment to making it happen.

Let’s face it: our isolated individual actions will have little effect on bulldozers in the Amazon, or on the industrial production that feeds consumerist appetites in England, Australia and America. We need a new kind of social change movement involving thousands of organizations and millions of people. Let’s consider how to create one!

I take the bottom line to be this:

Greta Thunberg will have reason to hope when she sees that mainstream society is committed to turning things around.

Let’s make it happen!

 

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Presenter(s) Bio

Andrew Gaines is the Climate Change and CSR lead for Synergy Global. He is on the Board of Be The Change Australia and is the instigator of Inspiring Transition, a platform supporting citizen-educators championing transitioning to a life-affirming culture. Andrew integrates insights from Feldenkrais (improving brain functioning), psychotherapy, The Natural Step, and creativity training. His books include Catalysing mass commitment to transformational change and Inner Work. His TEDx talk is Transitioning to a life-affirming culture.

Posted By - Andrew Gaines

Email - andrew.gaines@inspiringtransition.net

 

Date And Time

Mar 6, 2022 @ 09:00 PM (UTC) to
Mar 6, 2022 @ 09:55 PM (UTC)
 

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