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Emily Cunningham
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Founding member of @AMZNforclimate. UX designer calling for climate leadership from Amazon. Fired for raising the alarm about climate and covid-19. She/her.

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    1. Peter Kalmus‏ @ClimateHuman 25 Jun 2019
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      The smell of fossil fuel now physically nauseates me. I've been asked to give a 12-minute plenary talk at Shell Oil's "Powering Progress Together" conference on Thursday. I'd take them to task of course (you knew!) but it's all making me feel sick.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTlYYlRN0LY …

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    2. Peter Kalmus‏ @ClimateHuman 25 Jun 2019
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      Speaking truth to Shell Oil is an example of a type of climate work that I find increasingly hard: stating that which is at once dreadfully obvious and dreadfully significant. I mean, it's all so tiring. We know with 100% confidence what we need to do: STOP BURNING FF

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    3. Julia S  🌍 🌱 🌹 Prof of Early Apocalyptic Studies‏ @JKSteinberger 25 Jun 2019
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      Hi Peter. I've been thinking about your conundrum. I think several goals are important: 1. don't allow them to use your presence to legitimize their activities, i.e. to make them feel better about themselves. You have to be clear that they are driving the problem & they know it.

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    4. Julia S  🌍 🌱 🌹 Prof of Early Apocalyptic Studies‏ @JKSteinberger 25 Jun 2019
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      2. Make their collective and personal responsibilities clear. Yes, each person in that room is not responsible for Shell as a whole, but by continuing to give their work to Shell, they are choosing personally to align with it. Employee activism is crucial, including strike/quit.

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    5. Julia S  🌍 🌱 🌹 Prof of Early Apocalyptic Studies‏ @JKSteinberger 25 Jun 2019
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      3. They should not leave the room without a burden of knowledge and personal conscience. Where do they want to be in 5, 10, 15 years? On the side of the forces fighting for life, or working for a company responsible for the deaths of millions (including some already dead)?

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    6. Julia S  🌍 🌱 🌹 Prof of Early Apocalyptic Studies‏ @JKSteinberger 25 Jun 2019
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      Basically don't feel the burden of trying to be nice or convincing or taking them along on a journey of learning with you. And as usual, remember Ken Saro-Wiwa. What would Ken say in that room? Shell killed him, so we must be his continued voice.pic.twitter.com/MTdxHNGAh4

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      Emily Cunningham‏ @emahlee 25 Jun 2019
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      Emily Cunningham Retweeted Emily Cunningham

      Julia, these points are right on the mark. I'm also thinking of @GretaThunberg calling out, to their faces!, the billionaires responsible for accelerating the climate crisis in Davos. Maybe channel her. Pull no punches.https://twitter.com/emahlee/status/1089251431331258369 …

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      Emily Cunningham @emahlee
      Me when I first heard @GretaThunberg call out the billionaires at Davos to their fucking faces: 👀 DAAAMN Go, Greta! Thank you!! #ClimateCrisis https://twitter.com/GretaThunberg/status/1089079068337864705 …
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        1. Julia S  🌍 🌱 🌹 Prof of Early Apocalyptic Studies‏ @JKSteinberger 25 Jun 2019
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          Thanks Emily. I was definitely thinking of Greta at Davos, and how her autism might have helped. Neurotypical desire to please audience is SO strong. I feel it myself, all the time, especially adding socialization as female wanting to be nice. It's something to reckon with.

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        2. Julia S  🌍 🌱 🌹 Prof of Early Apocalyptic Studies‏ @JKSteinberger 25 Jun 2019
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          Julia S  🌍 🌱 🌹 Prof of Early Apocalyptic Studies Retweeted Julia S  🌍 🌱 🌹 Prof of Early Apocalyptic Studies

          And I was thinking of you on employee activism! You are incredible. I cast you in a TV series the other day ;-)https://twitter.com/JKSteinberger/status/1143411908059521026 …

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          Julia S  🌍 🌱 🌹 Prof of Early Apocalyptic Studies @JKSteinberger
          Replying to @JKSteinberger @ErynnBrook
          Character 3: a plucky tech industry employee who decides to take on the amorality of the wealthiest man on earth. Let's call her Emily.
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