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92 - Shame as a Catalyst: Transforming Inaction into Climate Action

‘Outrageous’ climate activists get in the faces of politicians and oil bosses – will it work?As the climate crisis has deepened, protesters have become more confrontational – and their ambitions have grown

Just Plane Wrong: Celebs with the Worst Private Jet Co2 Emissions | Insights | YardWe’ve researched over 1,500 flights to find out which celebrities have clocked up the most carbon emissions from private jet travel in 2022.

ExxonMobil wants you to feel responsible for climate change so it doesn’t have toA new study reveals how the oil company used "cutting-edge propaganda" to focus on fossil fuel consumption.

SUV shaming: I care about climate change, so why am I driving an SUV?I don’t have kids. I don’t fly often. But I have a big honkin’ SUV that is killing the planet.

Why Eco-Shaming Will Never Create Impactful Change - Enviral AgencyEco-shaming, eco-guilt, green-shame. We look at why this will never create long-term change and what actually will.

Climate Change? More like Climate Shame.... Legal and General, a UK-based firm that manages over $1.2 million in assets, announced today that they are going to name and shame businesses who fail to act on climate change and strip them of their funding.

Moving From “Flight Shame” to Flight SolutionsWhy climate-obsessed travelers should ditch the guilt and support efforts to cut aviation's carbon footprint

Can shaming help mitigate the climate crisis? Experts offer mixed viewsCelebrities like Kylie Jenner, Taylor Swift and Drake have been getting flack for their use of private jets.

On… Shame — The Rest of ActivismDoes it help to feel bad about our part in the world's mess?

Naming and Shaming Can be Effective to Get Countries to Act on Climate

Being excess bodies: Shame in the age of climate coloniality - ROAPEFor many in the Global South, instead of recognizing that their suffering is a result of local and global socio-economic and racial structures, they feel shame. As COP27 takes place in Egypt, Shreya Parikh writes about climate change, overpopulation, and shame in Tunisia and India, and how suffering is often interpreted as being a result of individual deficiencies. It is a false narrative that blames those suffering most gravely from climate change for their own suffering.

Climate Shaming Corporations: A New Environmental and Financial Regulation Tool“Meat shaming,” “flight shaming,” and other carbon-footprint shaming behaviors are familiar phenomena in today’s climate-conscious society. In this context, people harness their ability to cause sh…

SHAMELESS VIDEOS

Do Companies That Fund Climate Change Denial Deserve to Be Publicly Shamed?You might have heard about the ill-fated app, Peeple, which would have allowed users to rate their friends, neighbors, coworkers and exes on a scale of one to five stars — “Yelp for people,” as it was described by Julia Cordray, one of the app’s creators. As it turned out, people didn’t take to Peeple. It … Continued

Hot Mess | Feeling Guilty About Climate Change feat. Hank Green | PBSDo you have complicated feelings about fossil fuels?

Jennifer Jacquet on Shame

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SHAME INSPIRATION

Session 5. Christoph Hauert: Honour, shame and climate ...

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Climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. Human activities have been the main driver of climate change, primarily due to the burning of fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas.25:54

... example, mandate restaurants to display health inspection results, or maintain public lists of the top tax delinquents. In the context of ...

Dear Future Generations: Sorry (2024)

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TWO GREAT SHAME RESOURCES

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Fighting Climate Change Through Shaming

by Sharon Yadin

Cambridge University Press & Assessment

This book lays out a framework for shaming corporations and companies via rankings, ratings, labeling, company reporting, lists, online databases, and other forms of information-sharing regarding corporate climate performance and compliance.

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‘Against the backdrop of insufficient climate law and regulation worldwide, the author offers other policy options for action.’ Yale Climate Connections