Rebecca Solnit warns of muted public response to escalating climate crisis
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Climate advocate Rebecca Solnit characterized the situation as one where climate disasters accelerate but awareness remains limited, with many actively ignoring or exacerbating the crisis.
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“Climate disasters are getting bigger and more frequent, as was widely anticipated. There's often a hope that one of them will be a wakeup call, but a lot of us are wide-awake and a lot of the rest are deeply committed to ignoring or exacerbating this crisis”
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"Climate disasters are getting bigger and more frequent, as was widely anticipated. There's often a hope that one of them will be a wakeup call, but a lot of us are wide-awake and a lot of the rest are deeply committed to ignoring or exacerbating this crisis" - @rebeccasolnit.bsky.social
Mark Carney Prime Minister of Canada
Steven Guilbeault Minister of Canadian Culture, former Environment Minister
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