LEGO: Everything is NOT awesome.Greenpeace International2026-09-24 | LEGO: Everything is NOT awesome.SystemShift Podcast Season 2, Episode 7 - João Paulo Pacífico: Investing in CompassionGreenpeace International2024-03-27 | In this thought-provoking episode of SystemShift, we sit down with millionaire businessman João Paulo Pacifico, who dares to challenge the status quo of conventional economic wisdom. With a narrative that unfolds the hidden layers of financial markets, João Paulo delves into his personal journey through the 2008 financial crisis, revealing the stark dehumanisation embedded within the system.
A pivotal moment during the crisis prompted João Paulo to critically evaluate the ethics of capitalism, leading him to establish Gaia. This venture stands as a beacon of hope, founded on the core principles of empathy and sustainability, with a bold aim to redefine what success looks like in the business world.
Throughout the conversation, we debunk the myth of the lone genius behind innovation, highlighting instead the collaborative spirit that drives real breakthroughs. João Paulo passionately critiques exploitative financial practices and makes a compelling case for impact investing as a viable path forward. This episode is a deep dive into the pressing need for business models that honour our collective responsibility to both people and the planet.
Join us as we explore these critical themes, offering insights that challenge our perceptions and inspire action towards a more equitable and sustainable future.
#Greenpeace #SystemShiftFlying Guardians: A flight simulator game to protect the forestGreenpeace International2024-03-21 | We turned the world's largest flight simulator into an environmental defense game. Using updated satellite images from Planet Labs, we allow all players to see the sad reality caused by deforestation and illegal mining in the Amazon.
Join the Flying Guardians and help us in the fight to protect our forest.
#FlyingGuardians #GreenpeaceWhy are oil companies still getting away with their wrongs? #greenpeaceGreenpeace International2024-03-20 | 2024 is the year we make these oil companies pay for the damages they caused. #ClimateChange #ClimateAction #science #sustainableProtect the Amazon Coast ExpeditionGreenpeace International2024-02-27 | The Greenpeace ship Witness is currently in Brazilian waters in the Atlantic Ocean to kick off the Protect the Amazon Coast Expedition, launched by Greenpeace Brazil. The expedition promotes scientific research about coastal and marine currents in the region, targeted by the oil industry.
#ProtectTheAmazonCoast #Greenpeace #ProtectTheOceansSystemShift Podcast S2: Episode 3 - Nicholas Shaxson: Monopoly MoneyGreenpeace International2024-02-22 | Nicholas Shaxson, author and expert on the global economic system, looks at the intricate web of global finance, exploring the unseen forces shaping our economies and societies and exposing the hidden impacts of tax deregulation and monopolistic market practices. From the United Kingdom's economic struggles to the pervasiveness of big tech firms, this episode unveils the hidden mechanisms of monopolistic power, particularly in the energy and financial sectors, and shows how their immense power affects everything from income inequality to climate action. Nicholas sheds light on the profound effects on workers, consumers, and democracy, and the emerging global movement challenging these monopolies as well as the detrimental effects these have on societal wellbeing and long-term growth. As we navigate a world shaped by recent economic shifts, Nicholas explores the complexities of regulatory challenges, offering a pathway towards a more equitable, inclusive, and sustainable economy. Join us in uncovering the intricacies of monopolistic power and learn how addressing these economic forces can pave the way for a wellbeing economy that caters to the needs of society and the planet.
#Greenpeace #SystemShiftSystemShift Podcast S2: Episode 4 - Tove Maria Ryding: Untangling the Global Tax WebGreenpeace International2024-02-22 | In this episode of SystemShift podcast, Tove Maria Ryding from the European Network on Debt and Development (Eurodad) joins us for a thought-provoking on the crucial need for a UN tax convention. Delving into the intersection of tax and environmental issues, Tove looks at the principles that should guide the establishment of a fair global tax system. She emphasises the importance of preventing countries from becoming tax havens, ensuring accountability in tax spending, and simplifying the complex network of international tax treaties. The episode explores the impact on small and medium enterprises, the ongoing UN negotiations for a tax convention, and the potential contributions of tax reforms to a well-being economy. Listeners are encouraged to take action and demand accountability from their politicians, shedding light on the groundbreaking developments in the push for a fair and effective global tax system. Tune in to gain insights into the complexities of the current tax landscape and discover how individuals can play a role in shaping a more equitable future.
#Greenpeace #SystemShiftSystemShift Podcast S2: Episode 2 - Amanda Janoo: A Wellbeing RevolutionGreenpeace International2024-02-20 | Amanda Janoo, Economics and Policy Lead at the Wellbeing Economy Alliance, looks at how we can reshape economic models to align with both ecological preservation and human flourishing. Amanda takes us on a journey through the wellbeing economy movement, scrutinising how the conventional emphasis on growth and wealth maximisation has exacerbated crises like climate change, inequality, and mental health issues. She dissects the impact of the current failing economic and financial systems on the environment and human lives, highlighting the urgent need for a paradigm shift towards a wellbeing-oriented economy. Drawing parallels between Wales and Canada's alternative national performance frameworks to GDP, Amanda underscores the need to integrate social and ecological wellbeing into decision-making processes. She champions participatory democracy, citing Spain's citizens' assembly on climate as an empowering example.
and on the Greenpeace audio series podcast page: greenpeace.org/international/audio-seriesSystemShift Podcast S2: Ep 1 - Renata Salecl: Capitalism, Apathy and the Rise of AuthoritarianismGreenpeace International2024-02-20 | Slovenian philosopher, sociologist and legal theorist, Renata Salecl, lays bare the fraying fabric of our communities, worn thin by corruption and apathy and she examines corporate exploitation, the unchecked dominance of technology behemoths, and the unsettling rise of new authoritarianism. Renata explores societal inertia, uncovering how feelings of helplessness and disenchantment often render individuals passive and how authoritarian forces capitalise on societal disconnection. She explains that the extreme individualism promoted by capitalism is exactly what needs to be overcome in order to tackle existential crises such as climate change. She confronts the stark realities of corruption, injustice, and the mental health toll perpetuated by capitalist structures - a relentless pursuit of productivity that often culminates in guilt, anxiety, and a dearth of empathy amidst cutthroat competition.
and on the Greenpeace audio series podcast page: greenpeace.org/international/audio-seriesSnow Art for a Wellbeing Economy: Greenpeace Activists send a clear message to DavosGreenpeace International2024-01-17 | As the World Economic Forum (WEF) takes place in Davos on 15–19 January 2024, Greenpeace activists protest against relentless growth by sending a message written in snow: It's time for an economy that prioritises the wellbeing of people and the planet. Together with British snow artist Simon Beck, they stamped their demand "Life over Growth!" spectacularly in the snow on a mountain near Davos.
#LifeOverGrowth #TimeForChange #AlternativeFuturesMore than a thousand disposable containers disappeared in Nuit Blanche Taipei 2023!Greenpeace International2024-01-02 | Taipei office supported the reuse container/cup system in Nuit Blanche Taipei 2023. All of the food vendors were the providers, and customers could choose to use the reuse container while ordering food. That night, we reduced over 1,500 single-use tableware.BREAKING! Temu has something to say...Greenpeace International2023-12-26 | E-commerce platform @Temu appears to disclose its carbon emissions for the first time... But wait! Are they on mute? Or have they chosen silence once again? Temu customers are demanding that the platform be upfront about its greenhouse gas emissions. Will you help urge Temu to come forward about its climate impact?
Join us in demanding transparency. Sign the petition now! greenpeace.org/international/act/temu-is-on-muteBREAKING! Temu has something to say...Greenpeace International2023-12-22 | E-commerce platform @Temu appears to disclose its carbon emissions for the first time... But wait! Are they on mute? Or have they chosen silence once again? Temu customers are demanding that the platform be upfront about its greenhouse gas emissions. Will you help urge Temu to come forward about its climate impact? Join us in demanding transparency. Sign the petition now! greenpeace.org/international/act/temu-is-on-muteGrowing the Alternatives Live Event - HighlightsGreenpeace International2023-12-21 | #AlternativesFutures are not only possible, but very real! We confirmed this at our recent live event, joined by more than 160 people from all over the world. Representatives from Cecosesola (Venezuela) and the Feminist Macroeconomics Alliance (Malawi) shared their own experiences building successful and real societies that are putting #wellbeing above profit and infinite growth. Guided by Mónica Fonseca as our great host, we had a space to imagine and demand alternative futures for all. Learn more about these and many more examples in the Growing the Alternatives collection: greenpeace.org/international/campaigns/alternative-futuresGreenpeace 2023: theres something in the airGreenpeace International2023-12-15 | When you look back at 2023, what do you see?
The power of a movement takes millions - and millions can make dreams come true.
What do you dream for 2024?
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www.greenpeace.orgSystems Change not Climate ChangeGreenpeace International2023-12-08 | Climate and biodiversity crises stem from a growth-centric economic system, fostering inequalities, injustice, and exploitation, especially in the global majority. But what do we mean when we say, change the system, not the climate?
Greenpeace and @weall7764 have teamed up to break this down in a handy explainer. For more detail and examples of what people around the world are doing to redesign our economies, head to http://weall.org/systemschangeGreenpeace Korea activists were outside of the Hyundai HQ in SeoulGreenpeace International2023-12-01 | Greenpeace Korea activists were outside of the Hyundai HQ in Seoul (29/11) to demand the company reduce its emissions.The Call of the Ocean - SenegalGreenpeace International2023-11-23 | This year, hundreds of people from West Africa were lost at sea while making the perilous journey to Europe in small boats, searching for a new life.
Many were forced to leave their homes because trawlers from richer countries are stealing their fish - and their fisheries livelihoods.
Hear the stories of these families in Senegal and their communities - and please share their message.
They want ocean protections - now.
Greenpeace Africa 2023Growing the Alternatives: Greenpeace Alternative Futures WebinarGreenpeace International2023-11-23 | In this webinar, Alternative Futures at Greenpeace International profiles real examples of prioritizing the well-being of people and the planet over endless growth and profit. Representatives from Cecosesola (Venezuela) and the Feminist MacroEconomic Alliance (Malawi) share their first-hand experiences of going beyond GDP with their communitiesThe hidden climate impact of the tech supply chainGreenpeace International2023-11-21 | Did you know that more than 70% of emissions from the electronics sector come from its supply chain, alone?
That’s a lot! But according to Greenpeace East Asia's latest report, none of the world’s biggest electronics suppliers have taken sufficient steps to avert the worst impacts of climate change. Not only that, but major suppliers such as Samsung and Foxconn increased their emissions in 2022.
Adopting 100% renewable energy is critical! Click to learn more: greenpeace.org/eastasia/blog/8274/supply-change-2023-scorecardCRUDE: Wentworth Community vc Big OilGreenpeace International2023-11-15 | This documentary details the shocking knock-on impact of air pollution caused by big oil in the South African township Wentworth - including chronic poverty, gender-based violence and epigenetic changes which make community members prone to certain illnesses. It is a sobering reminder of the destruction the fossil fuels industry has already wrecked in Africa - as the continent faces another neocolonial scramble for its resources.Cities never sleep. Neither does the call for #urbanjustice #shortsGreenpeace International2023-11-11 | #urbanoctober was a busy month, sharing the stories of communities working for clean, safe, resilient cities around the world.
But cities never sleep, and the work for #urbanjustice continuesMyths Shattered: The Truth About Electric Cars in Todays Auto IndustryGreenpeace International2023-11-06 | How much do we know about #EVs in today’s auto industry?
Are they replacing fossil fuel cars fast enough? Are they green enough?
#DriveChangeWhat’s buzzing? Solutions to restore our ecosystem (starring Yuh Jung Youn)Greenpeace International2023-10-30 | Academy Award-winning actress, Yuh Jung Youn invites you to the Honeybee Restaurant- to save bees and other pollinators and fight the climate crisis.
A healthy variety of seasonal flowers and native plants are essential for maintaining a healthy ecosystem. Visit the Honeybee restaurant to find out more. https://act.gp/46VbCe8
Music by: JANNABI ”GRIPPIN’THEGREEN”Visual Utopia - NairobiGreenpeace International2023-10-27 | 750 residents of Nairobi responded to our global #urbanjustice poll, and this animation visualises what people wished for their city.
An incredible 91% of respondents said they believed Nairobi could be their dream city. So let's make it happen!
#urbanoctober
Animation by Jan Kamensky for GreenpeacePeople powered cities!Greenpeace International2023-10-20 | All over the world, communities are working together to improve their cities! Join us! http://greenpeace.org/urban-justice #urbanjustice #UrbanOctober #shortsMyths Shattered: The Truth About Electric Cars in Todays Auto IndustryGreenpeace International2023-10-19 | How much do we know about electric vehicles (#EVs) in today's auto industry? Are they replacing fossil fuel cars fast enough? Are they environmentally friendly enough? #DriveChange with us -- https://act.gp/3S04Pes
The truth is, in 2022, a staggering 94% of cars sold by the world's top traditional automakers are still powered by fossil fuels, according to the 2023 auto climate ranking by Greenpeace East Asia.
Toyota has hybrids, but their EV sales are lagging behind, according to Greenpeace East Asia. As the world's best-selling automaker, not one out of 400 cars sold was an EV in 2022.
Hyundai has a green image, but according to Greenpeace East Asia, over half of their total sales in 2022 were SUVs, which are larger cars that require more steel to make and consume more fuel.
Automakers must shift their profit models from selling fossil fuel cars to meeting today's mobility needs: more affordable zero-emission vehicles for ride-sharing, bike-sharing, and public transportation!
Join us to #DriveChange in today's auto industry --- https://act.gp/3S04Pes
Time stamps: 00:00 Start 0~0:43 Are EVs green enough? 0:44~1:30. Myth 1: The Transition to EVs Worldwide is Lightning-Fast 1:31~2:38. Myth 2: Toyota's Hybrids – They’re Green and Everywhere 2:39~4:12. Myth 3: Electric SUVs – They are Safe and Green 4:13~5:27 Myth 4: 100% EVs: A Silver Bullet for Our Climate 5:28~6:00 What can automakers do to truly help our climate?Cities are for everyoneGreenpeace International2023-10-09 | Nature lives in cities 🌼 🧒
Like in the flower breaking through the asphalt and the families on the periphery fighting for their right to stay.
🍃 Nature blooms in the air we breathe, the water we drink, the singing of birds, the green spaces that surround us, and the communities that thrive together.
🌐 👉 Share the video - for cities that don’t push nature out, but bring life to the very centre.
Find out more - link in bio!
#UrbanJustice #UrbanOctober #shortsMeet Flor Alba!Greenpeace International2023-10-06 | Flor Alba has been a proud waste picker for more than 40 years in Bogota, Colombia, following her family legacy.💚
By doing so, Flor Alba has not only reduced pollution, but has also fought for the recognition of her work and that of almost 60,000 other waste pickers in Colombia.
#UrbanJustice #shortsThe making of Sanctuary - behind the scenes with Rumpus AnimationGreenpeace International2023-10-05 | The creative team behind brought the story of ocean protection to life in our short animated film, Sanctuary 🐋🪸🐠.
But where do they start when they want to construct this underwater world filled with perils the characters have to navigate 🤔🤔?
Watch this 'behind the scenes' video to get a glimpse into the realm of animation and storytelling.
And watch this other 'behind the scenes' with actor Simon Pegg, who voices the whale! youtu.be/OFRLYDQCYho
Greenpeace 2023 www.greenpeace.orgSpains water crisis: a birds-eye viewGreenpeace International2023-09-29 | Amidst deepening drought, increasing extreme temperatures and fossil-fuelled climate disasters, Spain’s precious water supply is being sucked dry by a few greedy, polluting industries — including factory farms and intensive agriculture. The devastating effects are clearly visible from above.
The problem is not just the lack of rain: poor management - and especially uncontrolled irrigation - is worsening the situation in a country where 75% of the surface area is at risk of desertification.
Acclaimed photographer Pedro Armestre and @Greenpeacespain capture a bird's-eye view of drought, industrial pollution and climate breakdown, covering 10 of the most pressing environmental problems in Spain — and offering solutions to them.
Greenpeace 2023Why youre REALLY paying more for everything - Greenpeace exposes the shocking truthGreenpeace International2023-09-27 | 🔥 The Hidden Crisis of FOSSILFLATION! 🔥
Struggling to afford basic needs? Wondering why the cost of living is skyrocketing? The culprit is FOSSILFLATION. When fossil fuel prices rise, so does the cost of living, leaving families struggling to make ends meet. 😡
🛢️ Obscene Profits for Polluters 🛢️ While you're trying to survive the cost of living crisis, fossil fuel companies are raking in obscene profits. It's time to say ENOUGH.
🌿 The Solution is Clear: Renewable Energy 🌿
Good news! Renewable energy sources like wind and solar are getting cheaper. By investing in technologies such as heat pumps, insulation, and sustainable public transport, we can combat FOSSILFLATION and protect our planet. 🌍
🏦 Time for Action! 🏦 1️⃣ The European Central Bank must end its support for fossil fuel criminals 2️⃣ Central banks must stop backing fossil fuels 3️⃣ The European Central Bank should ditch dirty bonds from highly polluting companies
Greenpeace 2023 www.greenpeace.orgThe making of Sanctuary - behind the scenes with Simon Pegg & GreenpeaceGreenpeace International2023-09-25 | Actor and screenwriter Simon Pegg took direct action with Greenpeace UK to stop harmful fishing. Now he's starring as the whale in our new animation. Watch this “behind the scenes” video to find out why ocean protection is close to his heart.
Greenpeace 2023 www.greenpeace.orgBlack Ice - the story of the Greenpeace Arctic 30 (full documentary film)Greenpeace International2023-09-18 | On 18 September 2013, a peaceful protest in international waters targeting the Russian state-owned Prirazlomnaya oil platform ended with 28 Greenpeace activists & 2 freelance journalists placed in detention....
When the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise set sail to protest the first ever oil drilling in the Arctic Ocean, none of the people on board could have known what was coming.
Seized at gunpoint by Russian special forces, the ‘Arctic 30’ were thrust into headlines all over the world, facing up to 15 years in prison and finding themselves at the centre of a bitter international dispute.
A similar protest the previous year at the same oil platform had seen the Greenpeace activists walk away untouched. This time, the events that unfolded sent shockwaves across the world.
With the eyes of the world upon them, Russia charged the crew, from 18 different countries, with piracy and hooliganism. It was the most ruthless response from a national government against an NGO in a quarter of a century.
Their imprisonment, which saw worldwide media cast the Arctic 30 in the same mould as political prisoners like Pussy Riot and Mikhail Khodorkovsky, lasted months - but their resolve to try and stop oil drilling in the Arctic was never broken.
Subtitles in English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese (Taiwan +Hong Kong + mainland China, Hebrew, Polish, Russian, Czech, Albanian, Turkish, Korean, Danish, Finnish, Swedish, DutchSanctuary: a fish tale of ocean survival - GreenpeaceGreenpeace International2023-09-13 | What happens when three ocean friends, Fish, Turtle and Eel, come face to face with the realities of ocean destruction? Watch our stunning short animation film to find out.
This tale of ocean protection is brought to life by the voices of Jane Fonda, Simon Pegg and Camila Cabello. It is guaranteed to pull at your heart strings. Remember to share it with your friends so they can also get the feels.
Greenpeace 2023 www.greenpeace.orgTotalPollution: A Dirty GameGreenpeace International2023-08-29 | 3 hours 37 minutes. That's how long it takes the global fossil fuel industry to fill a stadium like the Stade de France with oil, which is almost 7 stadiums every single day. This also happens to be where the Rugby World Cup 2023 is taking place.
The link between the two? TotalEnergies, one of the largest fossil fuel companies in the world, is an official sponsor of the Rugby World Cup 2023. By pumping money into a global sporting event, Total is hoping we won’t notice the catastrophic damage that fossil fuel companies are causing to the lives of everyone on the planet.
Sign the petition demanding an end to fossil fuel crimes: https://act.gp/3YX3EOiAs a Barbie Girl in a warming world, can Barbie do better to make her way to the real world?Greenpeace International2023-08-03 | As a Barbie Girl in a warming world, can Barbie choose a better mode of transport to the real world? In the recent Barbie film, Barbie is seen driving a stunning pink electric car (EV), which marks a positive shift from her previous use of fossil fuel cars. However, her boyfriend Ken's electric SUV highlights another critical issue we face in terms of transport emissions – the impact of big passenger cars. Passenger cars contribute the most to transport emissions, and SUVs, being larger vehicles, require more resources during their manufacturing process. In fact, in 2022, as the popularity of SUVs surged to nearly half of all cars sold, the additional carbon dioxide emissions nearly offset the emissions reduced by transitioning to electric vehicles, according to the International Energy Agency. Barbie, along with all of us, deserves access to affordable & efficient public transport, safe bike and pedestrian lanes, as well as low emission zones!Diving the 65th Parallel: Unseen worlds on the Antarctic Sea FloorGreenpeace International2023-07-09 | Follow researchers on board a small submersible as they complete what is believed to be the southernmost scientific submarine dive in history, at 65 degrees south.
The dive, made possible at a time when Antarctic sea ice had reached the lowest extent on satellite record. Was completed during a Greenpeace expedition to the Weddell Sea to identify vulnerable ecosystems (VME’s) on the Antarctic seafloor. To help make the call for more marine protected areas in the region.Meet Uncle Paul and Uncle Pabai.Greenpeace International2023-07-08 | Meet Uncle Paul and Uncle Pabai. They are seeking climate justice in the Australian court, for their communities in the Torres Strait who are experiencing severe impacts from climate change.
The Rainbow Warrior is on the way to the Pacific, where the ICJAO campaign was born!
The issue of climate change will be heard at the world’s highest court next year. Before that, we need governments around the world to make strong cases for climate action, so that international laws that protect human rights affected by climate change can be strengthened. #ChangeTheLawChangeTheWorld #ClimateJustice #VanuatuWe’re going to the Pacific Islands.Greenpeace International2023-07-03 | We’re going to the Pacific Islands, where the campaign to take climate change to the world’s highest court started! Follow our journey as sail in solidarity with Pasifika activists and communities leading the campaign for climate justice.Women at Sea: Adriana Angulo (Third Mate)Greenpeace International2023-06-27 | Adriana Angulo (Third Mate) - We are highlighting the unique experiences of women onboard Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrior on #DayoftheSeafarer. 🎥 Michael LutmanSystemShift Podcast Episode 10: Wellbeing over Growth with Kate Pickett and Richard WilkinsonGreenpeace International2023-06-19 | The tenth and final episode of our SystemShift podcast is live, and we're excited to bring you leading economists Kate Pickett and Richard Wilkinson - two of the brightest minds in the field.
In the episode, Kate and Richard analyse how chronic stress and a wide range of adverse social outcomes, such as higher rates of bullying and homicide, are strongly associated with economic inequality. In addition, they provide evidence linking inequality with poorer health outcomes and lower life expectancy.Shareholders are urging Toyota to take stronger climate action.Greenpeace International2023-06-12 | Shareholders are urging Toyota to take stronger climate action ahead of Toyota's AGM.
Stop fueling the climate crisis, no fossil fuel cars by 2030. #DriveChangeSystemShift Podcast Episode 9: Regenerating Society with Ariane KönigGreenpeace International2023-06-07 | In episode 9 of our SystemShift podcast we talk to Ariane König, an assistant professor and research scientist at the University of Luxembourg, leading a team focused on social-ecological systems research.
The episode explores complex systems, collective intelligence, and transdisciplinary approaches, offering tools and inspiration for change-makers to impact their projects meaningfully.End Fossil Crimes: Typhoon MawarGreenpeace International2023-06-06 | Typhoon Mawar, packed with heavy rainfall and strong winds, approached the northern provinces in the Philippines prompting evacuation of hundreds of villagers living in areas at risk flooding or landslides.
As typhoons get more frequent, more intense and more unpredictable, the climate crisis has become a new normal in the Philippines — along with the fear and anxiety that comes with it.
Fossil fuel companies must stop burning fossil fuels that exacerbate the climate crisis and pay reparations for climate impacts they are contributing to in the Philippines and all over the globe.
Join the movement to #EndFossilCrimes and #MakePollutersPay ➡️ act.gp/endfossilcrimesSystemShift Podcast Episode 8: Protecting Our Shared Wealth with Guy StandingGreenpeace International2023-06-05 | On #SystemShift episode 8, Guy Standing, author of the brilliant book, “The Precariat” - the emerging class of the rapidly growing number of people facing lives of insecurity - joins the conversation on how we can change the current economic system.SystemShift Podcast Episode 7: Rebalancing Power with Jayati GhoshGreenpeace International2023-05-31 | Jayati Ghosh, renowned development economist, leads the conversation in episode 7 of our SystemShift podcast. She believes that extreme inequality, environmental destruction, and increased vulnerability to crises are not the result of flaws in our economic system - ut instead, they stem directly from it. Inequality has become the driving force of our financial system, with the already powerful effectively influencing policymaking to ensure their continued enrichment and power.Japan is falling behind to move beyond combustion engines, e-fuels, and hybrids. #DriveChangeGreenpeace International2023-05-25 | Countries around the world are setting up dates to phase out fossil fuel cars and providing incentives for zero-emission vehicles while improving cycling and public transport infrastructures. Japan is falling behind and must catch up to move beyond combustion engines, e-fuels, and hybrids. #DriveChange #shortsSystemShift Podcast Episode 6: The Economic Legacy of Colonialism with Kojo KoramGreenpeace International2023-05-24 | In this episode we’re joined by Kojo Koram, author and lecturer at the School of Law at Birkbeck, University of London. Using thought-provoking examples of how colonialism is still shaping the European economic model today, Kojo argues that the role of the legacy of the colonial powers needs to be talked about more.
Kojo's work brilliantly examines the impacts of Britain's colonial past on our present-day economic model, revealing the interconnectedness of race, empire, and economics.SystemShift Podcast Episode 5: Revolution in Everyday Lives with Eva Von RedeckerGreenpeace International2023-05-19 | On this episode, we’re joined by Eva Von Redecker, an author and philosopher at the University of Verona, where she focuses on critical theory, political philosophy, and feminist theory. In this episode, she applies the lens of critical theory and feminist philosophy to challenge the notion that the current economic system is inevitable. In her words, “We're now at that framework of politics that is reaching a real limit because of the natural world and the regenerative capacity of both ecosystems and humans.”SystemShift Podcast Episode 4: A World in Flux with Indy JoharGreenpeace International2023-05-15 | Indy Johar, architect and co-founder of Dark Matter Laboratories, warns that we are vastly underestimating the scale of the challenges we face. Johar argues that the next few decades will bring a complete redesign of everything around us, including our material world, such as our clothes, food, and furniture, as well as some of our concepts of value, pricing, ownership, and work. He sees us as being on the threshold of a structural transition that will fundamentally change society and our relationship with energy.