True. The media are also to blame, and that's expected. Even the BBC, which does have a sizable section regarding climate change and which did mention it in passing regarding the fires, they typically promote the narrative that everything is changing with the required magnitude and downplay the immediate seriousness of the problem.
True. The media are also to blame, and that's expected. Even the BBC, which does have a sizable section regarding climate change and which did mention it in passing regarding the fires, they typically promote the narrative that everything is changing with the required magnitude and downplay the immediate seriousness of the problem.
After all, climate change is part of a larger problem where our spirituality has been replaced by the chasing of the sensational, whether it be in consumption or information, and that larger (non)-ethic is a component of modern media's very survival...
True. The media are also to blame, and that's expected. Even the BBC, which does have a sizable section regarding climate change and which did mention it in passing regarding the fires, they typically promote the narrative that everything is changing with the required magnitude and downplay the immediate seriousness of the problem.
After all, climate change is part of a larger problem where our spirituality has been replaced by the chasing of the sensational, whether it be in consumption or information, and that larger (non)-ethic is a component of modern media's very survival...