Is Climate Change a Social Justice Issue? ft. Jenni Monet
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What if we've been talking about climate change all wrong?
Emily Williams sits down with Indigenous climate journalist Jenni Monet to examine the climate crisis through the lenses of colonialism, democracy, and justice. From Standing Rock to AI data centers, this conversation explores who bears the greatest burden- and how Indigenous leadership offers a path toward a more just future.
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