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Undercurrents: Can the climate movement fight back?

Undercurrents: Can the climate movement fight back?

Public Interest vor 4 Monaten

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For a moment in 2019, it felt like something was changing as
millions around the world took to the streets demanding climate
action. But seven years on, emissions continue to rise, fossil
fuel expansion is back on the agenda, and a new authoritarian
politics committed to extraction is gaining ground globally. So
how do we build a climate movement capable not just of protesting
collapse – but of winning transformative change?

In this episode of Undercurrents, Ollie Neas speaks with climate
justice organiser India Logan-Riley and journalist Simon Wilson
about the state of climate politics in New Zealand – from the
legacy of the school strikes through to the coalition
government’s rollback of environmental protections, the rise of
direct action movements, and the challenge of building mass
political power for a just transition.