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| James Hansen. |
Civil disobedience
has been discussed Beneath the Wisteria,
but never revolution.
But now, it seems, any response that is going to have an
impact will be just that, a revolution.
The profit and growth machinery of the rather brutish
capitalistic machinery is such that it seems it will only ever be slowed by
something equally brutal, a revolution.
James Hansen, who voluntarily ended his career with NASA to
allow him unimpeded freedom of thought and action to concentrate on climate
change advocacy, is contemplating a legal challenge to the U.S. Government for
failing to act on climate change on behalf of younger generations.
In a story headed: “The only way to stop climate change now may be revolution”, Quartz said
discussed a paper presented at the American Geophysical Union that called for: “Environmental
direct action, resistance taken from outside the dominant culture, as in protests,
blockades and sabotage by indigenous peoples, workers, anarchists and other
activist groups”.

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