The Green New Deal’s meaty focus on economic and racial justice makes it a political liability for no one but a narrow elite.
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The problem seems to be not just carbon use, but the attitude that both the Earth and consumers are resources that can and should be exploited.
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The time has passed to decide that we will talk about climate change. It is time to begin learning how we will talk about climate change.
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Climate change is often termed an “environmental” issue. That label is rhetorically damaging.
Read MoreTheology can and should contribute to our conceptual architecture of climate change.
Read MoreBuilding a culture of political engagement is crucial to the climate fight. Focusing on private, consumer-based progressivism isn’t.
Read MoreWe might blow past two degrees. Millions of people will continue to die. That doesn't change the way forward.
Read MoreCurrent climate discourse hinders the moralism we need.
Read MoreActivating the public means making climate injustice personal.
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