Chapter
The Intersection of Climate Change and Democracy
43:18 - 48:25 (05:06)
The erosion of democracy is causing the marginalization of voting, which is affecting the fight against climate change, where the people who want action are often people of color. While many Americans care about the future and the environment, it is easy for climate change concerns to get swept under political agendas.
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The erosion of democracy and the marginalization of voting are currently threatening action on climate change, especially considering that those who want action are often people of color.
43:18 - 45:41 (02:23)
Summary
The erosion of democracy and the marginalization of voting are currently threatening action on climate change, especially considering that those who want action are often people of color. Ensuring everyone who is legally allowed to vote is able to is an important way to combat this issue.
ChapterThe Intersection of Climate Change and Democracy
EpisodeJon Talks Climate Change: It Gets Heated
PodcastThe Problem With Jon Stewart
The United States' complex culture and societal issues make it unfair to compare its actions and behaviors with those of other countries.
45:41 - 48:25 (02:43)
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The United States' complex culture and societal issues make it unfair to compare its actions and behaviors with those of other countries. While other nations may have less resources, they may also have a smaller carbon footprint and higher life expectancy.