Lecture

Scientist Rebellion: Climate Crisis and Social Responsibility

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This lecture discusses the role of academics in addressing the climate crisis, emphasizing the need for urgent and radical changes. It explores the power scientists hold to inform, educate, and influence global decisions, highlighting the moral responsibility to act. The presentation delves into the historical context of scientific rebellion, drawing parallels with past movements and emphasizing the potential impact of collective action.

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