The collective response to the climate crisis is changing from something that primarily takes place in… — Naomi Klein
The collective response to the climate crisis is changing from something that primarily takes place in closed-door policy and lobbying meetings into something alive and unpredictable and very much in the streets (and mountains, and farmers’ fields, and forests). p.295-96
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