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Collective Climate Action: Emily Johnston on using our social nature to work for a thriving world
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In this episode, Emily Johnston explains that the life we're living now isn't just on a collision course with Earth's limits; it's also historically abnormal in the extreme. How can we ensure that our social nature begins to work far more for a thriving world, than against one?
Emily Johnston is an essayist (anthologized in “All We Can Save”) and poet (“Her Animals”), as well as a co-founder of 350 Seattle, and more recently of Troublemakers. She was also part of the valve-turner action in 2016, shutting down all the tar sands crude pipelines into the U.S. with four friends. She hosts the podcast “A Wild and Beautiful World.”
This talk is part of the series “Collective Climate Action: Inspired Organizing for Our Future” produced by the Spring Creek Project at Oregon State University. If you’d like to watch a video version of this talk, it’s available on Spring Creek Project’s YouTube channel.
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