The global community must accept

I wish I had to go you got you but that it is within our power to make sense

To halt and reverse, claim it change

We are the first message to go underwater if we don't stop for some fear

We are a generation of scared people

Maybe true, but very ambitious, very united, very persistent, and very good at action

When we don't act, people who look like me die

We indeed have some work to do, but some are more than others

We are here to save this world, we're here to tear down this world

I feel that you want

Hello and welcome to the fourth episode of Planet B

Everything Must Change

A podcast that explores what the key pillars of a globally just green new deal can and must look like

Over the last three weeks you may have heard myself

Harpreet Corpall and my co-host Daliya Gebril walk through the themes of work, land, and infrastructure

As we attempt to reimagine a future in the era of climate breakdown

This week we're taking on water

Our oceans are home to spectacular ecosystems and wildlife

They cover 71% of our earth's surface and sustain the lives of billions of people

Our oceans regulate our climate, produce half the oxygen we breathe, absorb our polluting emissions, and feed the water cycle that produces rain and fresh water

It is no surprise then that water or the lack of it shows up in every aspect of climate breakdown

Whether it's the salty seas rising to threatened land from Bangladesh to Vanwatu

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