Should We Be More Optimistic About Fighting Climate Change? (Harvard Business Review)
- Vivek Murthy
- Sep 16, 2019
- 1 min read
By Alice Chen and Vivek Murthy
There are two stories about climate change. The first is the one you hear the most; that if we don’t dramatically curb greenhouse gas emissions in the next decade, there will be dire consequences to our health and way of life. The second story is about optimism. It’s about how innovations large and small are helping us to mitigate these dangers and transform our economy and our lives.
Both stories are true. But the second one is rarely told. It’s also the reason why we believe that reining in climate change is possible.
This was a really thoughtful perspective on the balance between urgency and optimism when it comes to climate change. I appreciated how it highlights that while the challenges are serious, there are still meaningful innovations, policies, and collective efforts that can drive real progress. The framing helps avoid both denial and hopelessness, which is important in discussions like this.I recently came across a similar discussion on a review blog https://www.phonydiploma.com/, which also explored how different viewpoints shape the way complex global issues are interpreted, and it added an interesting angle to this topic.
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