The fossil fuel industry continues to expand while fighting against environmental policies, and several new mega-projects are being planned. This expansion has consequences, including the ongoing conflict in Ukraine funded by countries reliant on fossil fuels.
Instead of resorting to pushing people to change their behaviors towards climate change, we should focus on innovating and investing in cost-effective solutions. By doing so, we can fix a small portion of the climate problem instead of punishing the population into being uncomfortable and poorer for decades.
An indigenous activist speaks up against the common misconception of indigenous populations as being uncivilized and uneducated, and highlights the sophistication of their cultural traditions and the effectiveness of their carbon storage facilities. She urges society to learn from and respect indigenous guardianship to address the climate crisis.
The speaker questions if humanity will ever truly prioritize climate change and work towards solutions, stating that it could potentially be the one issue that unites humanity, but may also lead to devolution if not addressed promptly.
The speaker highlights the significance of having both efficiency and resilience in sustainability. Additionally, the speaker talks about the advancements in technology and the unexpected methane satellite launched by EDF.