Halley E. Froehlich
@dochfroehlich.bsky.social
Mom. University of Helsinki, Finland Full Professor studying aquaculture, fisheries, and climate change.
Environmental science
52%
Agriculture
14%
Reposted by Dawn J. Wright, Halley E. Froehlich, Maria Paniw
The climate responsibility of cultural influencers - npj Climate Action
In socially influential fields such as elite sport, music, and film, cultural relevance is often invoked as a special moral status that exempts them from genuine emissions reduction. We argue that vis...
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Elite athletes, musicians, actors & more often use cultural importance as an excuse for why they're exempt from cutting their emissions.
In this new analysis led by @manuelsuter.bsky.social, we argue the opposite: visibility and influence should raise the bar, not lower it!
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In this new analysis led by @manuelsuter.bsky.social, we argue the opposite: visibility and influence should raise the bar, not lower it!
Read more: