The Planet will Never forgive you

An episode of the The Blunt Podcast podcast, hosted by William Burton, titled "The Planet will Never forgive you" was published on September 24, 2019 and runs 30 minutes.

September 24, 2019 ·30m · The Blunt Podcast

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Summary

Greta Thunberg just hit us with a message that many people, including the science world has been telling us about our environmental issues and the negative impact of human actions thus far. We’ve ignored it, in the name of capitalism, for too long. Is it too late? Almost.

Episode Description

Greta Thunberg just hit us with a message that many people, including the science world has been telling us about our environmental issues and the negative impact of human actions thus far. We’ve ignored it, in the name of capitalism, for too long. Is it too late? Almost.

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