Unity? Preview
Preview: Episode 9 | 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Climate change is solvable. We just need to bridge our divides. But how?
Fossil fuel workers, Christians, and conservatives - some of the fiercest opponents to climate action. We meet some leaders who are trying to change that. In tumultuous times, is there anything we CAN agree on? Featuring: Benji Backer (Nature Is Nonpartisan), Norman Rogers (United Steelworkers, Local 675), William Morris (GreenFaith), and Lisa Gautier (Matter of Trust)
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Unity? Preview
Preview: Episode 9 | 30sVideo has Closed Captions
Fossil fuel workers, Christians, and conservatives - some of the fiercest opponents to climate action. We meet some leaders who are trying to change that. In tumultuous times, is there anything we CAN agree on? Featuring: Benji Backer (Nature Is Nonpartisan), Norman Rogers (United Steelworkers, Local 675), William Morris (GreenFaith), and Lisa Gautier (Matter of Trust)
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It can seem like that David and, and Goliath fight, but we know the outcome of that, and I know we'll see the same with this.
When I'm out in the streets as well when we're protesting, that is church to me, like being out there.
It's so exciting and hopeful for me that this change is not just possible.
It's inevitable.
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