Welcome to Episode Two of the new Changing Climate Times podcast. This episode describes the back-story behind five climate change memes our Climate MemeWorks released into the social media-verse recently. The episode is inspired by ISSUE 20 of our newsletter, “5 Climate Memes Worth Sharing.” Below are the memes, which you’re are welcome to borrow, steal and release into the wild. One role CCT aims to fill is to sort through the dizzying amount of climate change coverage. And to lift up essays, articles, quotes and work worth a longer look. Our memes quickly highlight important points in the evolving climate crisis. They are also pointers to deeper content.

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ONE | “We cannot be radical enough”

TWO | ‘The Power Is Not Yours But Ours’

THREE | The Game of Pretend

FOUR | Who’s the Extremist Here?

FIVE | Go Global, Strike Local

PS | You Promised Cartoons

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