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Jun 17, 2019 54 min

Episode 10

from Rights Talks With Parul

Democracy is a process and not necessarily stable, which needs to be challenged and evolved. To make sure this happens Greenpeace use civil disobedience as a method for the development of democratic societies to achieve climate justice. Did you know that every second breath comes from oceans? Do listen to this vibrant episode with members of Greenpeace Sweden, Ms. Rosanna Endre - climate and consumption campaigner, Ms. Lina Burnelius - project leader for biodiversity, climate justice and bioeconomy, and Mr. Rolf Lindahl - climate and energy campaigner. This environment movement has achieved dramatic changes over the years. The solutions are out there according to Greenpeace, but what does this mean? How can we become a barrier to climate change? Is there an energy revolution going on in reality? It's not the violence of the few that scares me, it's the silence of the many... do listen. #climatechange #overconsumption #fossilfree #saveouroceans #biodiversity

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