from The Guardian It often seems that people are searching harder for evidence we’re defeated than that we can win by Rebecca Solnit Wed 26 Jul 2023 Stanford engineering professor and renewable energy expert Mark…
from scientificamerican.com Climate change is already disrupting the lives of billions of people. What was once considered a problem for the future is raging all around us right now. This reality has helped convince a…
“It is my belief that the next 1,000 unicorns—companies that have a market valuation over a billion dollars—won’t be a search engine, won’t be a media company, they’ll be businesses developing green hydrogen, green agriculture, green steel, and green cement.”
— Larry Fink, CEO and chairman of BlackRock,
Well-articulated answer, concise, and consistent with CCL values.
Behavior science reminds us about the most effective persuasion methods.
Jane observes that the climate crisis requires collective action and a sense of hopelessness may occasionally descend. But the antidote to that feeling is to do something. The question is: what?
CCL has always supported the personal development of CCL volunteers with training, and the recent release of updated materials is extremely rich. Check out some of these delicious offerings:
Once people awake to the climate crisis, they want to act. Bill Gates’ book, How To Avoid A Climate Disaster, has this prescription.
Extensive interview shows that Greta Thunberg’s growing up. And her journey shows how urgency and marathon-running can co-exist.
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