This video is shared with the permission of the Climate Emergency Unit.
When action is needed to confront an existential threat, what does it look, sound and feel like when leaders are in genuine emergency mode?
This inspiring video – produced by the Climate Emergency Unit (a five-year project of the David Suzuki Institute) – answers that question. It outlines the “six markers of climate emergency action,” providing a compelling roadmap for how government and institutional leaders in Canada can and should confront the climate crisis.
Narrated by the CEU team and created by the wonderful folks at Sticks and Stones: Watch the video here.
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