# @greenpeace on YouTube

- **Type:** Video
- **Original URL:** https://youtube.com/watch?v=bEqzzwYe0gQ
- **Gondola URL:** https://gondola.cc/posts/72393702-greenpeace-youtube
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- **Posted:** 2025-03-12T10:30:06.000+00:00
- **Account Owner:** Greenpeace International 🌍 (@Greenpeace) — https://gondola.cc/Greenpeace

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How can we talk about climate action when so many people are struggling just to get by? Why do the people least responsible for climate change often suffer the most from it? 

When paying the rent, finding a decent job, or putting food on the table are on the top of your concerns, climate change seems to be something for somebody else to solve. This is what we explore in the new episode of SystemShift, where Carl Schlyter and Joycelyn Longdon are joined by Nala Amirah, climate activist and founder of Green Welfare Indonesia.
As we wrap up this series, this episode asks: Do I have to worry about the end of the month or the end of the world?


Intro
1:50 - Listeners’ opinions
2:24 - Welcoming our guest
2:48 - Perception of climate crisis as an “abstract” issue
5:46 - Lower-income communities and environmental degradation
11:22 - Getting to know ‘Green Welfare’ movement in Indonesia
14:28 - Climate anxiety & collective action to fight climate crisis
18:34 - Learnings on how to engage people in climate crisis issue
22:03 How have you seen the action make more communities more resilient
24:54 - “Perfect environmental activists”
27:00 - Hosts’ reflections and takeaways
36:57 - Things you can do
39:33 -Can change happen in our lifetime?

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