The True Nature of the Climate Crisis
Document Type
Video
Abstract
In this presentation, Brown will begin with stories and visuals from his background as a climate scientist working aboard icebreaking vessels in the Arctic and Antarctic seas. From there, he digs into the dramatic climate impacts observed here in Alaska, particularly over the tumultuous past year. Finally, he will take a deep dive into what can be done to address the climate crisis. Brown notes: “Like all successful social movements, from worker's rights to civil rights to gay rights, it begins not with individual action to reduce our own carbon footprint but confronting the structural impediments to change. The sea change in climate action in our historical moment is being driven by civil disobedience and political mobilization.”
Publication Date
9-25-2020
Recommended Citation
Brown, Zachary, "The True Nature of the Climate Crisis" (2020). Evening at Egan Presentations. 32.
https://ualaska.researchcommons.org/uas_evening_egan_presentations/32
Handle
http://hdl.handle.net/11122/15814