We're still at square one in some ways.
People haven't grasped the enormity of the Ecological Emergency largely because state/corporate media discourse downplays it.
Formal declarations of emergency are vital - people have a right to know, and only then will we push for action.1/
People haven't grasped the enormity of the Ecological Emergency largely because state/corporate media discourse downplays it.
Formal declarations of emergency are vital - people have a right to know, and only then will we push for action.1/
'if we manage to transition to a zero-carbon economy and fix the climate crisis, but our ecosystems collapse, we still face an existential threat to our future.'
2/2 bathecho.co.uk/news/politics/…
2/2 bathecho.co.uk/news/politics/…
“We can’t wait for national governments or international bodies to lead the way, we have to show that through collective action we can make Bristol a city where wildlife can thrive and the natural world can flourish"
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