Thanks for an excellent review of the climate denier narrative, what is now rising both in Swedish media and among right-wing voters. Actually, this negative trend has been recognized by Reuters Institute and Oxord University in the report "Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2020 – How People Access News about Climate Change". The power of far-right social media activities seems to have biased the (lack of) understanding even among normal voters, believing that "there are always two sides of the climate issue". Read the report here: https://www.digitalnewsreport.org/survey/2020/how-people-access-news-about-climate-change/
All hands must be on the deck. The less developed countries too must be fully involved and participation must be world wide and not just the developed countries being in the fore fronts of climate change talks and financial bogus. Let the the whole world know the essence and the the benefits of combatting climate change and the gains that are going to be accrued if they are serious in doing this.
This is a very wonderful work done by the authors, it has clearly shown to the whole world that some good people globally are very concern about the disturbances the climate change globally is causing and those hindrances the people are are encountering also. It is now left with the developed countries to find a lasting solutions to some of those cumbersome issues that need to be solved once and for-all.
And futher more countries world wide should come together and contribute their respective contributions before the issue of climate change globally cause more havoc. Representatives from governments globally, experts from organization and energy corporations should also put up their very best quotas to make sure the world population enjoys a very good best environment in 2023
This is great. Thanks for sharing it. As someone who worked on and wrote about gay rights before climate action, I find it remarkable how many parallels there are between the two -- all those battles with false realities out there, and the power of truth, especially personal truth, to break through.
Interesting to hear about those parallells! And we constantly notice a lot of similarities between different kinds of oppressions, and active climate denial too. Take care!
Thanks for an excellent review of the climate denier narrative, what is now rising both in Swedish media and among right-wing voters. Actually, this negative trend has been recognized by Reuters Institute and Oxord University in the report "Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2020 – How People Access News about Climate Change". The power of far-right social media activities seems to have biased the (lack of) understanding even among normal voters, believing that "there are always two sides of the climate issue". Read the report here: https://www.digitalnewsreport.org/survey/2020/how-people-access-news-about-climate-change/
Happy New Year everyone :) /Erik
All hands must be on the deck. The less developed countries too must be fully involved and participation must be world wide and not just the developed countries being in the fore fronts of climate change talks and financial bogus. Let the the whole world know the essence and the the benefits of combatting climate change and the gains that are going to be accrued if they are serious in doing this.
This is a very wonderful work done by the authors, it has clearly shown to the whole world that some good people globally are very concern about the disturbances the climate change globally is causing and those hindrances the people are are encountering also. It is now left with the developed countries to find a lasting solutions to some of those cumbersome issues that need to be solved once and for-all.
And futher more countries world wide should come together and contribute their respective contributions before the issue of climate change globally cause more havoc. Representatives from governments globally, experts from organization and energy corporations should also put up their very best quotas to make sure the world population enjoys a very good best environment in 2023
We hope we can all be part of pushing for those urgent changes :)
This is great. Thanks for sharing it. As someone who worked on and wrote about gay rights before climate action, I find it remarkable how many parallels there are between the two -- all those battles with false realities out there, and the power of truth, especially personal truth, to break through.
Interesting to hear about those parallells! And we constantly notice a lot of similarities between different kinds of oppressions, and active climate denial too. Take care!