Dan Whillis
@dwhillis.bsky.social
Lecturer in Sociology, University of Sussex. Social theory, environmental sociology, political ecology.
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3/4 Given the limited progress of top-down, technocratic climate policy I think beyond the moral argument for climate justice there is a pretty clear strategic argument as well.
I’d suggest single-issue climate politics (aka “climate action”) has proven to be largely a failure.
I’d suggest single-issue climate politics (aka “climate action”) has proven to be largely a failure.
November 17, 2024 at 9:12 PM
3/4 Given the limited progress of top-down, technocratic climate policy I think beyond the moral argument for climate justice there is a pretty clear strategic argument as well.
I’d suggest single-issue climate politics (aka “climate action”) has proven to be largely a failure.
I’d suggest single-issue climate politics (aka “climate action”) has proven to be largely a failure.
I’d love to be added too, thanks
November 15, 2024 at 11:36 AM
I’d love to be added too, thanks