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ARTICLE · 27 APRIL 2022

Climate revolution now: An interview with Karin Xuereb, Scientist Rebellion

Discussion about climate change & the role that scientists play.

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Back in the day, the process of disseminating the message that the climate is collapsing to the point of no return was clear. The scientists did the research, produced the evidence, and the activists held public demonstrations to raise awareness.

But with multiple ongoing extreme weather events occurring around the globe, the situation has become so desperate that scientists have now joined the ranks of agitators and are beginning to take nonviolent direct action, aiming to give a heightened authority to the on-the-street message.

Generally speaking, scientists aren't the type of people one expects to see on the frontline of civil disobedience actions facing off against the police.

However, Scientist Rebellion is changing all that. Founded in 2020, the then small largely European group has now morphed into a broad global movement.

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