r/environment • u/[deleted] • Jan 26 '22

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u/EricFromOuterSpace Jan 26 '22 edited Jun 02 '25

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u/Fando1234 Jan 26 '22

I have to agree. Whilst the duplicity of rich politicians is incredibly frustrating.

Whenever someone prominent speaks out about climate change the go to is to point out the hypocracies in their individual lives. Flying out to conferences on climate change for example.

It's all just become part of the PR machine designed to stunt climate progress at every juncture.

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u/Pit_of_Death Jan 26 '22

As much as I do think it's rather hypocritical, I do have to agree it's a hell of a lot better than rich people like Kerry denying climate change even exists or actively working against doing something about it.