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Most people are exhausted by political division — but they don't know they're the majority.
Conflict gets in the way of addressing climate, and climate accelerates local and global conflict.
Could peace-building be the hidden catalyst for climate action?
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In the US, 86% of people say politicians are more focused on fighting each other than solving problems. When asked what's wrong with the system, "polarisation" is the single most popular answer. People see it. They hate it. But it persists.
How does polarisation get in the way of climate action? In polarised countries like the US and Australia, extreme weather barely moves climate concern — because accepting the science feels like switching sides. Division is literally making it harder for people to face reality.
In an era of global instability, what scale does real change happen?
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We're joining forces with @innerclimate.bsky.social and the Centre for Creative Conversations on 24 June, 3:30pm to explore exactly this — peace-building as climate preparation. Tools for community organisers, business leaders, and risk managers. Sign up: www.tickettailor.com/events/clima...
We’re living through a moment of deep institutional failure. Most of us feel governments are not delivering the change we desperately need.
So where does real change happen?
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Why does it persist? Because extreme voices dominate. Research shows outrage travels faster than common ground. 61% of Americans find talking politics stressful — so the reasonable majority goes quiet, and the loudest voices continue dominating public conversations.
Climate chaos accelerates conflict, and local and global conflict get in the way of finding a shared way forward on climate. Yet we rarely speak about these crises together.
Join us with @innerclimate.bsky.social and the centre for creative conversations on June 24👇
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The fifth of a series of substack articles that delves into the 6 silent majorities and how they can unlock the deep changes our systems desperately need.
