Our World Is on Fire. Where to Look?

Our world is on fire and under water at the same time.

We’re living with hard-to-perceive floods, intensifying hurricanes, expanding droughts, and deadlier heat waves.

This episode is not here to convince you that climate change (or, rather, climate emergency/climate crisis by now) is real.

Instead, in it, I give you three questions to keep in mind when we deconstruct the debates around it. These questions both shape the narrative and, in a way, they become the narrative itself.

These are not conspiracy theories yet they are not that often talked about by the mainstream media (also known as, businesses!).

Please enjoy it, share it generously, and find more information on all of it in my article here.

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