Elohim conversa con Sebastián Suito sobre la COP celebrada en la Amazonía brasileña y los desafíos de comunicar la crisis climática en un entorno mediático fragmentado. A partir de la Amazonía como caso central, discuten financiamiento, pueblos indígenas, desarrollo sostenible y crimen organizado. El diálogo contrapone el optimismo estratégico de Sebastián con el pesimismo crítico de Elohim, explorando cómo sostener la acción política y la esperanza frente al deterioro ambiental acelerado.

Marcas de Tiempo:

(00:00) - Introduction

(00:51) - Guest Introduction: Sebastián Suto

(01:06) - The COP Conference in Brazil

(01:51) - Challenges in Climate Communication

(02:10) - Amazonia: Political and Financial Perspectives

(03:11) - Personal Reflections on Optimism and Pessimism

(06:08) - In-Depth Discussion on COP Negotiations

(08:47) - The Role of Media and Public Perception

(14:14) - Strategies for Sustainable Development

(19:25) - Debating the Effectiveness of Climate Communication

(27:42) - The Importance of Scientific Consensus

(35:00) - Balancing Idealism and Realism

(36:56) - Exploring Public Deliberation and Pessimism vs. Optimism

(37:46) - The Role of Emotions and Narratives in Human Nature

(38:36) - Reflecting on Historical Progress and Maintaining Faith

(40:30) - Challenges and Strategies for Amazon Conservation

(43:13) - The Importance of Indigenous Knowledge and Participation

(55:09) - Addressing Urbanization and Climate Justice in the Amazon

(58:20) - Confronting Illegal Activities and Organized Crime

(01:02:46) - The Power of Communication and Collective Action

(01:06:57) - Final Thoughts and Future Conversations