MONBIOSIS with George Monbiot: Ep1 - Climate Justice Reset

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George Monbiot tackles key themes in the climate debate, setting out the challenges and proposing a radical agenda for how we can meet them.

Episode 1 - Climate Justice Reset with guests:
Mitzi Jonelle Tan - Fridays For Future, The Philippines
Rhiannon Osborne - Junior doctor and founder of Students for Global Health
Farhana Yamin - International Environment Lawyer and Climate Activist

[zehrajafri]

Great young women and George, right as alway's, wish them all the success in creating a better balanced planet.

[yaesyapanama]

Excellent analysis and vision. Thank you

[stephentrueman]

2:28 - 2:35 that's a similar quote to "Law grinds the poor, and rich men rule the law."

[paulscholes]

Inspiring, upsetting, frustrating and more - we are destined to repeat the mistakes and crimes of the past because it’s in the interests of the powerful that we do so.

[stellacecil]

This is wonderful. Thank you to all the speakers 😍

[nl]

just back from Friday 26000 and and saturday 200, 000 climate protests in Glasgow almost eevry single police van sitting all day engine idling along march route one third of private cars on nearby streets engine idling, evry bus colleting protestors engine idling

[hansjalv]

The poor will have to TAKE their right. No one is going to give it to them.

[peterdollins]

See James Hanson's proposal of a Carbon Fee to be returned directly to the Public & for the US & China to start this. IF they did I'd hope the EU might join that effort. Hanson's way could work but this approach here while just I cannot see working, ever.

[OfficerB--]

Passing strange that the biggest polluter (China), and current imperial coloniser (China, in Tibet, Xinjiang, Hong Kong, South China Sea, Indian border, Bhutan, and potentially Taiwan), is not mentioned once in a discussion of climate and justice.