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6. This is maybe my biggest question: How do we address the acute needs of vulnerable people now, but not lose site of climate justice? On my mind and heart a lot right now are my Amazon warehouse colleagues. See: https://www.seattletimes.com/business/amazon/senators-press-jeff-bezos-on-amazons-coronavirus-workplace-safety-measures/ … 6/
On that last point, I've been thinking about the #ClimateCrisis as stage 4 cancer, and the #coronavirus as a heart attack that just hit you. Both are emergencies that can't be ignored, but the newest one is really in our faces right now.
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There is so much to learn and do right now even as the daily news and escalation re #coronavirus is disorienting and terrifying. My gut says that if we can think together, try things, tap into things, we'll catapult our organizing forward in important ways on all fronts.
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I'm eager to learn from you. What are you thinking? What have you figured out about all this? My thoughts aren't fully formed – they're growing, developing, expanding. So any contribution is very welcome!
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I have considered the climate crisis as diabetes - it requires complete life style changes for not just the patient, but also the family. It needs social solidarity and it can't be reversed, but managed and mitigated. Get ignored a lot, is aggressive, lot of factors to manage
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