What always strikes me is how often social problems are separated from all of this, like social and climate problems are distinct in some way. We spend our time

What always strikes me is how often social problems are separated from all of this, like social and climate problems are distinct in some way. We spend our times talking about the chemistry of the atmosphere, and mechanical efficiencies and electricity and lurking in the background is the displaced persons crisis, a crumbling safety net, and a society built on people as unchangeable resources to be exploited. How can people change the atmosphere when they are being pulverized into ash?