Environnement

Why facts don’t change minds in sustainability

Greenly · mis à jour il y a 4 j · 3 min

"We think: present the facts, people will act on them. Very few people are that rational." 🧠 Clover Hogan, climate activist and founder of Force of Nature, used to walk into companies armed with stats and deep-dive research — ecological collapse, food system collapse, your entire industry is going to change.

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🌈 "There must be a way to sustain myself and sustain the planet." Dominique Palmer on the turning point that reshaped how she does climate activism. She reached a point where she couldn't leave her house for months, anxious and depressed about the state of the world, and burnt herself out completely. What followed was a deliberate shift toward climate joy — avoiding doomism, dropping the expectation of perfectionism from herself and others, and bringing creativity and music into the work. The quote she lives by: if I can't dance, I don't want to join your revolution. 👉 Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/oVnbuMoWK2Q 🌿 About Greenly: Greenly is the leading carbon accounting and ESG compliance platform. We help enterprises measure emissions, drive climate strategy, and meet regulatory frameworks (CSRD, CDP, TCFD, IFRS S1/S2, GHG Protocol).

Il voulait « faire la peau » aux écologistes, le président de la Coordination rurale condamné à 15 000 euros d'amende

Il écope d'une amende. Le président de la Coordination rurale ( CR ), Bertrand Venteau, a été condamné le 15 octobre à payer 15 000 euros, dont 10 000 avec sursis, par le tribunal correctionnel d'Auch. Il avait déclaré, lors de son élection à la tête du deuxième syndicat agricole de France en novembre dernier : « Les écolos, la décroissance veulent nous crever, nous devons leur faire la peau. » Le leader syndical s'est ainsi rendu coupable de « provoca