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Welcome to the Corporate Casket, a semiweekly series where bad businesses go to die. We will discuss any and everything from bad charities, terrible CEOs, and businesses that have a lot to hide.
For nearly 50 years, the burden of the climate crisis has been placed on individuals. Recycle your plastic. Reduce your carbon footprint. We have heard it time and time again. But, in the last few years, people have begun to scratch their heads. Why, is climate change placed solely on individuals? With studies popping up showing the massive impact on the environment from companies and billionaires alike, it seems the burden should be primarily placed on them. But, it’s not. How did pollution become an individualized problem, rather than a collective one?
Connect with me: https://linktr.ee/iilluminaughtii
Sources: https://justpaste.it/a5mk6
Writers/Researchers/Helpers:
Jess Hubbert
This episode was edited by:
Catechism: youtube.com/channel/UC1X38twKH-ePKOMQclh8a6g
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Kelpie
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Michael: flowcode.com/page/michaelseim
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Collin Robinson twitter.com/CollinR027
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Natidrovo: https://linktr.ee/NathalyIdrovo
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The Mysterious Brian
This episode's audio was mixed by:
@GThomasCraig
Artists:
Sprites made by plegberb.tumblr.com
Outro song is Cake by Retrovision
You made it all the way to the bottom of my description box so, hello there.
#iilluminaughtii
00:00 Individual Pollution
02:16 Promoting Recycling for Greed
07:52 Save the Earth! But, Not Really!
12:51 The Reality of Pollution
18:11 Billionaires and the Planet
21:51 AD
23:53 The Messaging in Climate Change
28:53 Outro
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Go to hellofresh.com/casket18 and use code casket18 for 18 free meals plus free shipping!
Welcome to the Corporate Casket, a semiweekly series where bad businesses go to die. We will discuss any and everything from bad charities, terrible CEOs, and businesses that have a lot to hide.
For nearly 50 years, the burden of the climate crisis has been placed on individuals. Recycle your plastic. Reduce your carbon footprint. We have heard it time and time again. But, in the last few years, people have begun to scratch their heads. Why, is climate change placed solely on individuals? With studies popping up showing the massive impact on the environment from companies and billionaires alike, it seems the burden should be primarily placed on them. But, it’s not. How did pollution become an individualized problem, rather than a collective one?
Connect with me: https://linktr.ee/iilluminaughtii
Sources: https://justpaste.it/a5mk6
Writers/Researchers/Helpers:
Jess Hubbert
This episode was edited by:
Catechism: youtube.com/channel/UC1X38twKH-ePKOMQclh8a6g
&
Kelpie
&
Michael: flowcode.com/page/michaelseim
&
Collin Robinson twitter.com/CollinR027
&
Natidrovo: https://linktr.ee/NathalyIdrovo
&
The Mysterious Brian
This episode's audio was mixed by:
@GThomasCraig
Artists:
Sprites made by plegberb.tumblr.com
Outro song is Cake by Retrovision
You made it all the way to the bottom of my description box so, hello there.
#iilluminaughtii
00:00 Individual Pollution
02:16 Promoting Recycling for Greed
07:52 Save the Earth! But, Not Really!
12:51 The Reality of Pollution
18:11 Billionaires and the Planet
21:51 AD
23:53 The Messaging in Climate Change
28:53 Outro
