Is the Carbon Pulse Inevitable?

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Sally Kohn: Why do you think that we could have avoided the carbon pulse or with human trajectories since the agricultural revolution 10,000 years ago was finding and scaling fossil carbon and hydrocarbons inevitable? Kohn: I don't think it was inevitable. You know, there are a lot of cultural things that have accelerated our burning of stuff. But even not all cultures would have necessarily done it the same way. There's enormous degrees of freedom still in what can happen.

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On this episode, Nate is joined by Eco-interventionist and long time friend DJ White. DJ is not necessarily a household name, but has been instrumental in successful environmental interventions - primarily for the oceans - for the last four decades. The list of his behind-the-scenes accomplishments is long, but today he joins Nate to describe how to be effective in change-making and outline ways that current activist efforts could be improved. He also shares his own profound experiences with some of Earth’s most intelligent creatures and how these cetacean friends shaped his life’s work.

About DJ White:

DJ White is a co-founder of Greenpeace International and founder of EarthTrust. He has played a leading role in protecting dolphins, whales, sea turtles, and countless other marine animals, including being the driving force behind the transition to more dolphin-friendly tuna, stopping widespread use of ocean drift nets in the 1980s, successfully stopping a national dolphin drive kill, and breaking the deadlock in capping the Kuwait oil fires.

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