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URL:https://www.yaleclub.de/events/climate-radicals-why-our-environmental-
 politics-isnt-working/
SUMMARY:Climate Radicals: Why our Environmental Politics Isn't Working
DESCRIPTION:Joining us to discuss his new book\, Climate Radicals: Why our 
 Environmental Politics Isn't Working\, Berlin-based Yalie Cameron Abadi (B
 A '05) will discuss tensions between climate policy and democracy\, and ho
 w those tensions are being resolved in increasingly radical ways. Germany 
 should have been a global leader in combating climate change — its voter
 s consider it a major issue and back the world’s most powerful Green Par
 ty. Yet\, Germany’s climate policies have been disappointing. What happe
 ned?\nThis event will be hybrid. Join us in-person in Munich or live onlin
 e. The livestream will be available after the event on the Amerikahaus/Mun
 ich Dialogues on Democracy YouTube channel.\nLINK TO WATCH THE LIVESTREAM 
 CLICK HERE\n​​​​​​Cameron Abadi is a deputy editor at Foreign 
 Policy and co-host of FP’s Ones and Tooze podcast. He previously worked 
 at the New Republic and Foreign Affairs and as a correspondent in Germany
  and Iran. His writing has appeared in Bloomberg Businessweek\, the NewYor
 ker\, the New Republic\, and Der Spiegel.\n“Climate action may seem obvi
 ous\, but that doesn’t make it easy. Cameron Abadi’s illuminating case
  study is also a distressing reckoning: why\, as the crisis of warming int
 ensifies\, are those calling attention to its urgency increasingly mocked\
 , vilified\, and marginalized? This book is a necessary accounting.” 
 —David Wallace-Wells\, author of The Uninhabitable Earth“Why does radi
 cal protest not lead to policy change? How can real policy change happen w
 ithout movement on the streets? As a highly original guide to climate poli
 tics\, Abadi’s Climate Radicals\, comparing Biden’s United States and 
 climate-friendly Germany\, spurs us to think afresh about democracy\, scie
 nce and the climate crisis. Abadi’s new book is essential reading.” 
 —Adam Tooze\, professor of history\, Columbia University\, author of Cra
 shed: How a Decade of Financial Crisis Changed the World“Climate Radical
 s is an eye-opening book. When reading it\, I had an almost physical sensa
 tion of the most popular cliches of climate politics starting to melt down
 .” —Ivan Krastev\, author of The Light That Failed\n​
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CATEGORIES:Munich,Munich Dialogues on Democracy,virtual
LOCATION:Amerika Haus\, Karolinenplatz 3\, Munich\, 80333\, Germany
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