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This doesn't mean analogous solutions will help here. But I'm pretty suspicious of the motives of many moralizers.
This, from Naomi Klein, is an example: it comes very close to treating the climate crisis as an opportunity to advance her favourite political causes. I'm pretty suspicious of this style of thinking, no matter what the underlying politics.pic.twitter.com/aS31TayCFw
What's missing in discussions about climate change is the tradeoff we face between mitigating it and economic growth. Here's a little thought experiment highlighting this tradeoff.pic.twitter.com/vBelK85WzJ
Left and right both, for different reasons, want to insist that the cost will be fantastically great. I am super non-expert, but back-of-envelope seems to say ~~2% of global GDP, which we can easily afford.
Yes, this is very widespread. It’s potentially catastrophic in insisting that we have to solve every other difficult problem in order to address climate change. Nothing less than total transformation of every aspect of life can do the job. That demands failure.
Divorcing the moralising aspect from a topic like climate change where your politics are almost always going to inextricably be linked is something that I think would be difficult avoid for almost anyone. Think this raises a good q as to how to create a less sentimental discourse
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