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What will the future Earth look like?

Climate One Conversations feature energy companies and

environmentalists, Republicans and Democrats, the exciting and the scary aspects of the climate

challenge. I'm Greg Dalton. On today's program, reimagining our future, can the climate

crisis be turned around within the next couple of decades? I mean, the most depressing thing is that we waited so long to handle it, but that's in the past.

You know, you can't really do much about it at this point, other than decide that that's even more motivation to make the change right away.

A new book from Eric Holdhouse, The Future Earth, a radical vision for what's possible in the age of warming,

is a hopeful look at a topic that is depressing. He imagines a future in which the Green New Deal

has become a reality. Fossil fuel burning is criminalized, and carbon emissions have been reduced

to zero. The solutions, he says, are all available to us if we have the courage to make them happen.

But even the most dedicated activists can occasionally face dread, depression, and crippling climate anxiety.

While those feelings can stand in the way of action, Catherine Wilkinson, vice president of Project Drawdown, reminds us that they're also part of the journey.

How do we mourn and imagine, right?

How do we feel fear and feel determination? Maybe most of all, how do we link arms and keep

each other going because we're probably not going to have the fire in the belly ourselves

every day? Experiencing grief over the loss of the environment as we know it is an emotion that's

familiar to many of us.

In the future earth, Eric Holthaus uses a word that perfectly describes that feeling,

solostalgia.

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