Why Repressing Climate Activists Could Backfire @TomRafterytv
Why Repressing Climate Activists Could Backfire  @TomRafterytv
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What if cracking down on climate activists doesn’t weaken the movement, but strengthens it?

In this clip from my latest Climate Confident conversation with Professor Dana Fisher, we get into why repression can intensify mobilisation, especially as climate shocks become harder to ignore. Full episode explores climate policy, public pressure, clean energy, and why science alone still isn’t enough. Watch the full episode on YouTube or listen on the podcast.
Why Repressing Climate Activists Could BackfireAnimal Agriculture’s Climate Risk and ESG Blind SpotLEED v5 Explained: Carbon, Data, and Real SustainabilityWhy Factory Farming is a Climate Disaster (And What We Can Do)How to Decarbonise Industry Without Breaking the Grid (or the Bank)Why Healthy Soil Acts Like a Sponge 🌱💧The Role of Data and Carbon Accounting in Sustainable Supply ChainsWhy Supply Chain Resilience Starts With Data | Tom Raftery & Rich SavoieSupplier Relationship Management: Procurement’s Untapped SuperpowerYour Supply Chain Runs in Seconds. Your ERP Doesn’tHow Carbon Data Affects Supply Chain FinanceAI Uses More Power. Can It Also Cut Emissions?
Tom Raftery: Sustainability & Climate Talks |

Why Repressing Climate Activists Could Backfire

SHARE TO X SHARE TO REDDIT SHARE TO FACEBOOK WALLPAPER