Renewable energy is the right answer to the wrong question, he says. Energy underpins our modern society and we can't just wish it away nor replace it,. "We're going to have to do with less total energy in the not to distant future" He argues climate change is a symptom of an underlying problem that has been long in the making: profits tethered to energy consumption.
Climate change is often described as one of the single most important and existential issues of our time - that there is no greater threat to humanity. While the effects of climate on our ecosystems and wildlife is one of my greatest concerns, it does not tell the whole story.
On this weeks Frankly, I highlight (what was in my case) Seven Stages of Climate Awareness – from recognizing ‘there is an environment’ to understanding that the systems dynamics of the human economy implies a much different choreography of societal response than is currently being advertised and pursued. Global warming is becoming more obvious to more people, but the interventions look quite different at Stage 7 than Stage 4. It is unlikely we’ll find ‘solutions’ without first understanding the dynamics at its core.
For Show Notes and Transcript visit: https://www.thegreatsimplification.com/frankly-original/frankly-10-the-7-stages-of-climate
To Watch on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pDi82plBOh4