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Runaway
climate breakdown: a new approach for a new reality?
26 February 2025, 7pm at St Lukes West Kilburn
Introducing the Climate Majority Project: can we take control
and build resilience in a time of runaway climate breakdown?
Former
Green Party councillor, Professor of Philosophy and co-founder of the
Climate Majority Project Rupert Read discusses the
project and its mission.
Most of
us now sense that we’re in deep trouble with climate. But it can
often seem like we’re alone in these worries – and when we feel
alone, we feel powerless. But once we realise that a majority feels
the same way, then we know that we’re part of something very
powerful. Then we can get to work.
Beginning
in the UK, the Climate Majority Project works to encourage citizens
at all levels of society to recognise their power and take
meaningful, effective climate action wherever we can make the biggest
difference.
FREE or £5 donation to cover costs. Please
register using the link.
We hope you’re able to join us!
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1 comment:
Right now, I don't have much faith in humanity, and it's not just because of the serious problem of climate change caused by people. My experiences over nearly 58 years have shown me that we often fall victim to our own laziness, take things for granted, expect others to handle problems, and sometimes choose to ignore the need for responsible and caring behavior. This has contributed to the tough situation we find ourselves in today. It's a disappointing, but realistic and very negative view of people in the 21st century.
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