This Changes Everything: Naomi Klein
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Naomi Klein, author of This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate, breaks down the history of political inaction around the climate that has brought us to the point of crisis and the visionary framework social movements need to usher in an economy that is both democratic and regenerative.
Sure wish she were in charge of everything! I think she's brilliant and downright amazing, what a mind she has. Wish more people would listen to what she has to say.
Naomi Klein deserves more respect. I love that she brought up the giant dead spots in the Gulf of Mexico that are due to all the agricultural runoff of pesticides and herbicides, sprayed on crops in both GMO and conventional farming, that wash into the Ohio, Missouri, and Mississippi rivers and flow down into the Gulf.
18:16 We don't need to come up with a "new" ideology to replace the old one....we just need to dump the old one. period.
And only one presidential candidate has the balls to do anything about it. Bernie Sanders, the Socialist!
Pour ceux qui parlent l'anglais , ( Si une personne ou plusieurs pouvaient traduire ses vidéos ) Ce qu'elle dit est important .. L'Amérique se réveille , avec la gueule de bois , mais cherche des Solutions ..
Oh, and as for visions of the future, she should check out the new economics foundation (nef) of the UK, and the various European Green parties :)
taking every single fish out of the sea will kill us but it isn't pollution.
william overton There must be a point there somewhere but it eludes me.
So why don't the Canadians build a pipeline to the East? Do Manitoba and Saskatchewan object?
The majority of the Canadian population lives East of Alberta (Ontario, and Quebec mostly) and they object and are putting up stiff resistance. Of course they could go through the Hudson Bay but I guess it is too hard to build across all the lakes and melting permafrost.
Greg Leblanc Thanks, Greg, I'm not clear on Canadian geography, but doesn't Canada have a port on Lake Superior? I'm sure it couldn't take supertankers, but still...
As far I know the St. Lawrence Seaway couldn't fit them through.
Greg Leblanc I imagine we'll see supertankers in the Northwest Passage, if global warming continues.
Unfortunately, Jeremy you're probably right, unless we can stop them.
Dear The Laura Flanders Show,
Naomi Klein,
Electromagnetic engines
Vehicles, railroad container cars(reconfigured for livable home to travel to work, play, school, other home, etc.)tracking designed for all various frames for timed travel, on board computers for daily destinations
Drying agents to powder oil then restore
Compressed liquids
Specific/general waste refilling empty oil underground caverns to reproduce oil and quality
Possible grinding to resend through already established piping and extraction thereof
Minipiped oil lines attached to telephone, electric poles, huge cross country power line poles.
More possible safe travel for oil
Exhaust filters to retain carbon and positive variants for other use/reuse
The right cigarette filter saving smoke residues also for other safe use/s
Constructing far above minimum standard requirements for strength, longevity and time tested endurance
Now, who wants to roll up their sleeves and have fun?
Thank you.
Sincerely,
Don Suiters
Women of the Earth: your sons are wrecking this planet, take back the control before it's too late!
Spock wouldn't be proud of her logic.
i dont buy all the hype and alarmism over climate change.
The evidence is there....like 120 degrees in BC last week?Where were you when the news hit the news?