This is a remarkable admission that the thing lacking from the climate agenda is democracy, and that the likes of WEF and Davos man want to find a way around that problem without resorting to actually testing 'collective will'.
https://twitter.com/wef/status/1354760017719734272
"Our main focus is to identify key stakeholders, whether from the corporate world, whether from NGOs, who really get that and really want to push the boundaries to do transformative work, and to hopefully create an unstoppable force".
Rather than asking people want they want.
Rather than asking people want they want.
It's not enough for these resetters and better-builders to set out their pitch, and to persuade people, through democracy, to make the world a 'better' place.
Democracy is an obstacle to their ambitions.
Fact.
Democracy is an obstacle to their ambitions.
Fact.
The guy is a nobody. @Desolenator claims to "use solar power to turn complex water sources into quality water".
Why?
That's not something we should accept as a Good Thing at face value.
It's not transformative. It doesn't make the world a better place.
It's almost an apology.
Why?
That's not something we should accept as a Good Thing at face value.
It's not transformative. It doesn't make the world a better place.
It's almost an apology.
See, this is just a palliative.
It sustains poverty.
What people deserve is the water infrastructure that we in the west have enjoyed for generations.
Then, perhaps, they might start to think about "sustainability".
It sustains poverty.
What people deserve is the water infrastructure that we in the west have enjoyed for generations.
Then, perhaps, they might start to think about "sustainability".
https://twitter.com/wef/status/1314626684809695232
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