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What I find interesting—and infuriating—about a self-proclaimed “global media” and its storytelling about Indian eco-awakening is a myopic diagnosis of and solution to global environmental crisis, aka climate change, through a perception of time seeped in historic amnesia.
Responding to potentially catastrophic climate change is a challenge unlike any other in our history. We have the technology to meet this challenge – the barriers are social, political and cultural. So how can we make it happen?
NYT’s Andrew Revkin on American attitudes about climate change and related policy.
The citizens’ movement for action on the global climate crisis has, over time, developed a love-hate relationship with international campaigning.
