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This is Climate One. I'm Greg Dalton. Art, in its many forms, can play a powerful role in highlighting inequities.

I think George Floyd and Brianna Taylor really tipped the scales for us, and really the gist of

the exhibit is climate justice is racial justice. Art can also provide new ways of thinking

and viewing ourselves in relationship to the Earth.

If we can imagine the total destruction of everything we know, every system that binds us,

then even if it's after complete collapse, we can start a new.

As we focus on reducing emissions and switching to green energy, it's essential that we also

make the future more just and not

treat some communities as disposable.

We have to address the injustices that have happened historically in order for us to move

forward and address these issues.

Activism, art, and environmental justice.

Up next on Climate One.

On this show, we often try to shine a light on the vast inequities that exist between those

who benefit from extracting and burning fossil fuels and those who suffer its impacts first

and worst. Art offers a lens for exploring energy and mineral extraction

and challenging audiences' worldviews in ways that can be subtle and disturbing. With that in mind,

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