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Creating optimistic and realistic narratives about the future is essential for inspiring collective action against climate change.
In this episode, we meet Steve Willis, an author and innovator, who discusses his climate fiction novel "Fairhaven," which explores solutions to pressing environmental challenges.
Steve emphasizes the need for large-scale projects to address the climate crisis and highlights the potential for industries traditionally seen as part of the problem, like oil and gas, to contribute to the solution. The conversation delves into the importance of fostering dialogue between the traditional energy sector and renewable solutions, as well as the role of storytelling in shaping a compelling vision for the future.
Takeaways:
Links referenced in this episode:
Get in touch with Steve on LinkedIn
The chart and LinkedIn post mentioned in the episode
By Veslemoy Klavenes-Berge5
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Creating optimistic and realistic narratives about the future is essential for inspiring collective action against climate change.
In this episode, we meet Steve Willis, an author and innovator, who discusses his climate fiction novel "Fairhaven," which explores solutions to pressing environmental challenges.
Steve emphasizes the need for large-scale projects to address the climate crisis and highlights the potential for industries traditionally seen as part of the problem, like oil and gas, to contribute to the solution. The conversation delves into the importance of fostering dialogue between the traditional energy sector and renewable solutions, as well as the role of storytelling in shaping a compelling vision for the future.
Takeaways:
Links referenced in this episode:
Get in touch with Steve on LinkedIn
The chart and LinkedIn post mentioned in the episode