für € kaufen ··· qcY2SPe8nNw ··· 11086276 ··· This is ‘a code red for humanity’. So proclaimed the UN secretary general in response to the organisation’s latest climate assessment report in August. Yet the political consensus is at odds with the fact that ‘net zero’ policies – like giving up or severely restricting cheap travel, banning gas boilers and eating less meat – aren’t that popular in practice. So how can we solve a problem like climate change? Should it be treated as an emergency that should subsume all other priorities? Do green policies even work or do they make matters worse? Is the problem that political and corporate rhetoric about taking action is just superficial ‘greenwash’, being seen to be green rather than making fundamental changes? Has the political consensus around climate change robbed voters of a chance to have our say? SPEAKERS Dr Shahrar Ali spokesperson for policing and domestic safety, Green Party; author, Why Vote Green 2015 Shelagh McNerney independent built environment consultant Nikos Sotirakopoulos lecturer in sociology, York St John University; author, Identity Politics and Tribalism: The New Culture Wars and The Rise of Lifestyle Activism Martin Wright writer and speaker; director, Positive News; formerly editor-in-chief, Green Futures Hersteller: Marke: EAN: Kat: Video Suche Lieferzeit: Versandkosten: Icon: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/qcY2SPe8nNw/mqdefault.jpg Bild:
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