Paul Hawken

why is it so important for us to change this story and this relationship that we have with this molecule that's the foundation to life because it is the foundation for life exactly right and we see carbon as an element and we were taught that in high school science of course and we can measure and look at it that way but what we've done

why is it so important for us to change this story and this relationship that we have with this molecule that's the foundation to life because it is the foundation for life exactly right and we see carbon as an element and we were taught that in high school science of course and we can measure and look at it that way but what we've done

why is it so important for us to change this story and this relationship that we have with this molecule that's the foundation to life because it is the foundation for life exactly right and we see carbon as an element and we were taught that in high school science of course and we can measure and look at it that way but what we've done

is basically objectify it and make it a thing, when in fact there's 1.2 trillion molecules in every cell of our body. And so we're looking at it with the same mindset that caused the problem of global warming, which is to objectify the living world.

is basically objectify it and make it a thing, when in fact there's 1.2 trillion molecules in every cell of our body. And so we're looking at it with the same mindset that caused the problem of global warming, which is to objectify the living world.

is basically objectify it and make it a thing, when in fact there's 1.2 trillion molecules in every cell of our body. And so we're looking at it with the same mindset that caused the problem of global warming, which is to objectify the living world.

and to objectify and make other the causes and to create an economy that's all about self and grasping and getting and taking and extraction and concentration and not about community, which is all life arises from community. and not out of respect, not out of compassion, not out of kindness, not out of a sense of connectedness, which is we're inseparably connected.

and to objectify and make other the causes and to create an economy that's all about self and grasping and getting and taking and extraction and concentration and not about community, which is all life arises from community. and not out of respect, not out of compassion, not out of kindness, not out of a sense of connectedness, which is we're inseparably connected.

and to objectify and make other the causes and to create an economy that's all about self and grasping and getting and taking and extraction and concentration and not about community, which is all life arises from community. and not out of respect, not out of compassion, not out of kindness, not out of a sense of connectedness, which is we're inseparably connected.

It's just our minds that have sort of deluded us. And of course, all our media and social media and everything that we are individuals, the only individuals in the world are in comic books and Westerns. There is no such thing as an individual. And yes, we have a distinct mind and we can think things that are very peculiar to us and not anybody else.

It's just our minds that have sort of deluded us. And of course, all our media and social media and everything that we are individuals, the only individuals in the world are in comic books and Westerns. There is no such thing as an individual. And yes, we have a distinct mind and we can think things that are very peculiar to us and not anybody else.

It's just our minds that have sort of deluded us. And of course, all our media and social media and everything that we are individuals, the only individuals in the world are in comic books and Westerns. There is no such thing as an individual. And yes, we have a distinct mind and we can think things that are very peculiar to us and not anybody else.

And we can connect that and we have extraordinary language to do that with. But that doesn't mean biologically we're individuals or we're separate. And so part of the reason for writing Carbon, the Book of Life is just to see the climate movement, frankly, fail. in its story and its narrative and in its impact.

And we can connect that and we have extraordinary language to do that with. But that doesn't mean biologically we're individuals or we're separate. And so part of the reason for writing Carbon, the Book of Life is just to see the climate movement, frankly, fail. in its story and its narrative and in its impact.

And we can connect that and we have extraordinary language to do that with. But that doesn't mean biologically we're individuals or we're separate. And so part of the reason for writing Carbon, the Book of Life is just to see the climate movement, frankly, fail. in its story and its narrative and in its impact.

And when I say fail, 99 point, you put in the integer of the people who live here do nothing about it on a daily basis. And that's been true for 50 years.

And when I say fail, 99 point, you put in the integer of the people who live here do nothing about it on a daily basis. And that's been true for 50 years.

And when I say fail, 99 point, you put in the integer of the people who live here do nothing about it on a daily basis. And that's been true for 50 years.

It came from good science. There's no question that when you increase triatomic particles in atmosphere, you know, molecules and water, it's one of them, by the way, CO2 is another one, that they reflect back infrared rays. And the infrared comes from the sun, heats the planet, heats the atmosphere.

It came from good science. There's no question that when you increase triatomic particles in atmosphere, you know, molecules and water, it's one of them, by the way, CO2 is another one, that they reflect back infrared rays. And the infrared comes from the sun, heats the planet, heats the atmosphere.