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“We must build connections with those who understand the urgency and the truth of our situation. The mainstream is not our ally and predatory capitalism can never provide a pathway to a stable climate.”

“We're delusional if we think we can save our climate by tweaking a system that rewards exploitation and that measures success with planet destroying increases in GDP. “

Boycotts are an effective way to make companies pay attention to consumers. Example of Nestle.

Boycotts have been effective -- examples include forcing Body Shop to declare itself “animal cruelty-free” after a boycott and Nestle being forced to commit to zero deforestation policy

Can a social movement develop around a topic like climate change?

Can better climate communicating influence a mass movement?

Can Project Drawdown catalyze a social movement?

Climate activists are being forced to act illegally

Climate activists should serve as the leading edge of the eco-leninist movement that is required

Companies say (privately) that they want government action

Example of success is England, where government was pressured into banning some single-use plastic items, and EU, where European Parliament passed law banning disposable plastic

Greta Thunberg on Twitter: “The #COP26 is over. Here’s a brief summary: Blah, blah, blah. But the real work continues outside these halls. And we will never give up, ever.”

If government is too slow, how do citizens drive faster action?

If not activists, what will prevent ecocide?

Is anyone leading development of a coordinated climate movement?

It’s going to take the kind of authenticity that we’ve seen from Greta and Extinction Rebellion, but enhanced by orders of magnitude

Kids realize their future is something no one is looking forward to, and they are being prepared by education for a world that will not exist

Strikes can have significant effect on policy-making since politicians will listen to the electorate

The odds are overwhelmingly against us, but humans are capable of bucking the odds

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Social Movements TOC

Strategists and Scenario Planners

E - Mitigation Behaviors

E - Social Movement

I:Activism (Deep Dive)

I:Blockadia

I:CivilRightsandClimate

I:ClimateJustice

I:CollectiveAction

I:CriminalizingEnvironmentalProtest

I:EcotageFiction

I:EcotageorEcoterrorism

I:EnvironmentalGroups

I:IndigenousPeoples (Audience)

I:Klein, Naomi - Activism

I:LatinosandClimate

I:LitigationandLiability (Deep Dive)

I:MillenialsandClimate

I:NecessityDefense

I:NonviolentActivism

I:PublicOpinionandClimateChange (Deep Dive)

I:SolutionsasSocialActivism

I:WomenandClimate

I:YoungPeopleandClimate

I:YouthActivism

S - Abrupt Climate Change

S - Adaptation Planning Scenarios

S - Board of Directors/Trustee Liability

S - Bounding Global SLR

S - Carbon Price Forecasts

S - CEQA-NEPA-SEPA Litigation

S - Civil Disobedience

S - Climate Change Fingerprint to Date

S - Climate Change Scenario Planning

S - Climate Change Scenarios

S - Climate Change Tipping Points

S - Climate Risk Disclosure Regime

S - Climate Scenario Methodologies

S - Climate Scenario Variables

S - Climate Uncertainties Unknowns

S - Conflict and Climate Change

S - Current State of Climate Risk Reporting

S - Decision-Making Futures

S - Deep Uncertainty

S - Economic Futures

S - Economics Forecasting

S - Ecotage EcoTerrorism

S - Electric Sector Climate Risk Assessment

S - Electric Sector Futures

S - Emerging Risks

S - Environmental and Climate Storytelling

S - EPA Regulation of Carbon Under the CAA

S - Fire Impacts

S - Foresight How To

S - Future Forecasts and Case Studies

S - Futures and Foresight Top Level

S - Gaming for Climate Change

S - Geography-Specific Scenarios

S - Impacts - Electric Sector

S - Impacts by Type

S - Impacts By Degree

S - Infrastructure Impacts

S - Investing Under Uncertainty

S - Limits to Growth

S - Litigation Cases

S - Low Carbon Scenarios

S - Necessity Defense

S - Precipitation Impacts

S - Prediction Markets

S - Scenario Planning

S - Sector-Specific Futures

S - Sectoral Climate Impacts

S - Sectoral Risk Disclosure

S - SLR Sea Level Rise Sources - Topical

S - Social Activism Movements and Climate Change

S - Social Movements General

S - SocioEconomic Pathways

S - Stranded Assets

S - TCFD Scenario Planning

S - Technology Futures

S - Temperature Impacts

S - Using Foresight

N - A Policy Tipping Point?

N - A Social Movement Tipping Point?

N - Activism

N - Activism and Necessity Defense

N - Carbon Price Forecasting

N - Carbon Pricing Advocacy

N - Changing Business Models

N - Climate and Security

N - Climate Justice

N - Climate Risk Scenario News - Topical

N - Ecotage Ecoterrorism

N - Energy Futures

N - Forecasting the Future

N - Futures and Foresight Top Level

N - GND Strategy

N - Green Growth Climate Finance

N - Green Jobs

N - Green New Deal

N - Public Opinion Tipping Points?

N - Scenario Planning

N - SLR Bounding

N - Social Movements

N - Tipping Point Coal

N - Youth Activism

T - Climate Activism

T - Climate and Security

T - Climate Scenario Tools

T - Scenario Planning Networks

T - Social Change Networks

T - Social Movements

T - Systems Thinking

V - Activism and Movements

V - Carbon Pricing

V - Climate Futures

V - Future and Foresight Videos

E - Behavior Change

E - Black Swan Risks

E - Brand Risks

E - Business Carbon Pricing Advocacy

E - Business Risk Assessment

E - Business Risk Scenarios

E - Business Risk Timing

E - Business Scenario Planning

E - Business Value at Risk

E - Carbon Asset Risks

E - Carbon Pricing Extracts

E - Carbon Pricing Scenarios and Forecasts

E - Climate Impacts/Risks by Sector

E - Climate Opportunities

E - Climate Risk Scenario Extracts

E - Diet

E - Expert Elicitation

E - Fiduciary Responsibility

E - Future Scenarios

E - Futures and Foresight Top Level

E - Liability Risks

E - Long-Term Thinking

E - Necessity Defense

E - Policy/Regulatory Risks

E - Predicting the Future

E - Private Sector in Green Growth

E - Project/Infrastructure Risks

E - Resources Risks

E - Risk Disclosure Materiality

E - Risk Disclosure Scenarios

E - Risk Disclosure Timeline

E - Scenario Disruptors

E - Scenario Planning

E - Scenario Triggers

E - Security Impacts

E - Supply Chain Risks

E - Systems Thinking

E - TCFD-Specific Guidance/Analysis

E - Temperature Scenarios and Forecasts

E - The challenges of building a social movement

There is a unique structure of this social change movement.

2023 Tipping cascades in the Arab Spring

The study of social movements has been growing fast

A mass movement is the only solution - and can succeed

Barron’s survey -- nearly 60% of American consumers want companies to take positions on racial discrimination and social justice

Blockadia is gathering steam

Conservatives correctly understand that climate change is their ultimate threat

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