“it is one of the most significant collapse events anywhere in Antarctica since the early 2000s… it’s a sign of what might be coming,” - Dr Catherine Colello Walker, earth and planetary scientist at Nasa and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

From The Guardian opinion - Elizabeth Cripps

'Reasons for apathy' 

#1: “It’s so far in the future.”
#2: “It’s too expensive!”
#3: “It’s the government's problem”
#4: “I'm already vegan and don't fly”
#5: “Lying in front of lorries isn't my thing”
#6: “I won't make a difference”
#7: “I've got enough to do already!”

There they are, the seven reasons for apathy that Elizabeth Cripps cites.  Can you think of others?

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• Elizabeth Cripps is a writer and moral philosopher at the University of Edinburgh, and author of What Climate Justice Means and Why We Should Care