Rupert Read & Liam Kavanagh: Is There A Durable Climate Majority?

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In this episode Richard Delevan is joined by nbsp Rupert Read nbsp and nbsp Liam Kavanagh who are spearheading the Climate Majority Project They dive deep into the implications of their initiative discussing the current state of climate awareness and the strategic moves required to mobilize and empower a climate-conscious majority Key Topics Covered nbsp Introduction to the Climate Majority Project nbsp Read and Kavanagh outline the project s goals to deepen and activate a global concern for climate change turning passive concern into active engagement nbsp Challenges of Achieving a Climate Majority nbsp The discussion covers the complexities of public opinion and activism highlighting the necessity of sustained strategic actions over simple technological or electoral solutions nbsp Strategic Adaptation for Emergency Resilience SAFER nbsp Kavanagh introduces SAFER a new campaign focused on making communities more resilient through proactive adaptation strategies nbsp The Role of Public and Private Sectors nbsp They discuss the critical role of both sectors in pushing for regulatory changes that support sustainable practices and climate adaptation nbsp Empowerment through Education and Action nbsp The importance of community-level actions and educational initiatives that enable individuals to engage with climate issues in meaningful ways is emphasized Guests Rupert Read Assistant Professor of Philosophy and former spokesperson for Extinction Rebellion nbsp Liam Kavanagh Social Scientist and Co-founder of the nbsp Life Itself Project Speaking at Innovation Zero on 30 April Resources Mentioned The Climate Majority Project Website nbsp ClimateMajorityProject com Book The Climate Majority Project by Rupert Read and Liam Kavanagh et al nbsp BBC interview with Chris Stark nbsp Our previous chat with Tadzio Mueller nbsp And Solitaire Townsend See you soon Drop us a line at info wickedproblems uk to tell us what you think Hosted on Acast See acast com privacy for more information Click here to visit this podcast episode