“At the point of systemic collapse … what is the least worst outcome?” David Spratt

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“At the point of systemic collapse … what is the least worst outcome?” David Spratt

ClimateGenn hosted by Nick Breeze

31 minutes 24 seconds

3 months ago

“At the point of systemic collapse … what is the least worst outcome?” David Spratt

In this climategenn episode I speak with climate policy analyst and Research Director at the Breakthrough National Centre for Climate Restoration, David Spratt. He has recently published a report titled: Warming has reached 1.5°C. What does that mean for climate advocacy?

https://www.breakthroughonline.org.au/climateadvocacy2025

David offers his perspective on climate policy through the Australian lens as the Earth heats to 1.5. degrees with no end in sight for the damage that it is causing to human life, nature and infrastructure.