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We Are the Weather
Saving the Planet Begins at Breakfast
Book • 2019
In *We Are the Weather*, Jonathan Safran Foer delves into the central global dilemma of climate change with a surprising, deeply personal, and urgent approach.
The book highlights how our planet has been transformed into a farm for growing animal products, leading to catastrophic consequences.
Foer argues that collective action, starting with simple dietary changes such as reducing animal product consumption, is crucial for saving the planet.
He draws analogies from historical events, personal experiences, and scientific facts to emphasize the need for individual responsibility and action in combating climate change.
The book highlights how our planet has been transformed into a farm for growing animal products, leading to catastrophic consequences.
Foer argues that collective action, starting with simple dietary changes such as reducing animal product consumption, is crucial for saving the planet.
He draws analogies from historical events, personal experiences, and scientific facts to emphasize the need for individual responsibility and action in combating climate change.
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, highlighting the author's discussion of past eras with sufficient energy to address climate change.


Yancey Strickler

There’s more to life than profit
Inspired the episode, mentioned to rethink our role in systems we want to change.

252: The Vegan We’re Waiting For (Might Be You)
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as the author of the book and the guest of the podcast.


Ben Shapiro

Jonathan Safran Foer | The Ben Shapiro Show Sunday Special Ep. 63
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in relation to individual vs. collective action on climate change.


Ezra Klein

Best of: The moral philosophy of The Good Place
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am Ende der Podcastfolge.

Andreas Sator

#176 Erklär mir, wie wir künftig Häuser bauen, Doris Österreicher
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in relation to climate change and the interconnectedness of all living things.


Mark Hyman

Time To Go In with IN-Q
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as the author of "We Are the Weather", which discusses the impact of our eating habits on climate change.

Sean Illing

The moral philosophy of The Good Place (with Mike Schur and Pamela Hieronymi)