Climate Change is a Social Justice Issue | Adriana Laurent | TEDxUBC

[loramcelhinney]

My mom and I saw your talk today, Adriana! She really liked it and liked your story. Thank you so much!! Muchas gracias!

[vivianasoria]

So much power and knowledge mi Adri. So proud of you. 💕 keep inspiring mi amor! I'm a huge fan!

[dalowina]

Excellent and very informative presentation

[tasneemali]

Great presentation with very useful information. Thank u

[sustainareader]

Thank you so much for sharing all of this information and resources!!!

[amaniminja]

can i get permission to download it and share it in my eLearning course?

[Cybernaut]

For one thing, climate change shouldn't be politicized. It's a scientific event.

[godssara]

Social Justice isn't justice. It doesn't care about justice or the truth

[boogathon]

Well, it sure ain't a _scientific_ issue.

[ThinRedLine_Matt]

Imagine humans from thousands of years ago saying this and up until end of 19th century. Hey you! Provide for me my king or government or ruler! Build my log house for me, give me a farm to live off of, provide someone to take care of it for me. come on people think for yourselfs. critical thinking and paying attention to the OPINION words and listening busts this whole waste of time speech.

[elonmustard]

What is the injustice we are to derive from this video? Is it that 1st world nations do not also suffer as significantly from weather events like 3rd world nations? Is it blame we should place on 1st world nations that those nations cause these weather events? History is long, and recent recordings of weather events are only anectodal. Would we be able to compare the "weather displacement" rates of the last 20 years to the last 200 years? Would people over 100 years ago have simply died from weather, whereas now displacement and survival is viable?
How were the forest fires a result of climate change? You bring up this event, but draw no correlation to how climate change, or green house gases, caused these fires (which I assume is why you brought up the event).
Guilting the privileged is a great way to get money out of them, but are we being honest here?