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Indeed.com slash SPANUK. Terms and conditions apply. Are we on track to meet our climate deadline?

Climate One conversations explore the need to transform every system around us. Food, water, energy, transportation,

politics, and even the cognitive system inside our heads. Moving all those systems away from

fossil fuels is necessary to stabilize the climate that supports our lifestyles and our economy.

I'm Greg Dalton. For years, scientists and politicians have been saying that the climate battle will be won or lost in the next decade.

The IPCC has stated that to avoid climate catastrophe, global emissions must be

halved by 2030 and at net zero by 2050. Politicians in the media have picked up the message.

Some have made it a rallying cry, but are people listening?

Mostly people don't read newspapers as much as they used to. They get most of their information

online, and most of their information online,

and most of what they see online is that climate change is a hoax.

So there is an information deficit.

What is needed to get people to take notice of

and take action on the climate deadline.

The one thing I would say is that's incredibly powerful is the

unexpected. Anything that breaks through the numbness that's unexpected, surprising,

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