Ecology: can we regain confidence in the future, avoid the dystopian world?

The climate crisis makes it harder than ever to believe in the future. The succession of alarming data on the state of the planet worries us, but it also paralyzes us. It seems impossible to do anything to avoid a dystopian future that is presented as inevitable. However, the ecological crisis also makes it more necessary than ever to think about the future. Now, when it is still possible to stop and reverse many of the worst effects of the crisis, it is essential to think about a fair future for all and, above all, how to get there.

SPEAKERS

• César Rendueles, philosopher, sociologist and essayist, Professor of Sociology at the Complutense University Madrid, author of  Contra la igualdad de oportunidades: Un panfleto igualitarista.
• Troy Vettese, environmental historian, Max Weber Fellow, author of Half -Earth Socialism.
• Gemma Barricarte, architect and popularizer.

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