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Are we THOWING AWAY our future? We need to talk about eco-anxiety
Are we THOWING AWAY our future? We need to talk about eco-anxiety
Are we THOWING AWAY our future? We need to talk about eco-anxiety
Wednesday 27th October 2021
Clover Hogan unpacks eco-anxiety linked to consumerism and calls for sustainable living in 'Force of Nature'.
36 minutes
Thought-provoking
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Empowering
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Get the buttons here!Breaking the Chains of Consumerism: Eco-Anxiety Unpacked
We need to change an advertising industry that preys on people's feelings of inadequacy. Indeed, we humans are inherently loss averse, so trying to do the whole self-sacrifice thing isn't very compelling or sustainable. To me, that is true power, the kind of power to change the world.
Imagine feeling the weight of the world on your shoulders every time you shop. That's eco-anxiety, and it's a growing concern. In this thought-provoking episode of 'Force of Nature', Clover Hogan tackles the emotional toll of our consumerist habits. She kicks things off with Shilpi Chhotray, a leading voice in the fight against plastic pollution. Together, they dissect how our obsession with 'stuff' fuels both the climate crisis and our mental health struggles.
Next, Clover listens to young voices from around the globe, sharing their experiences of eco-anxiety and the burden of living in a throwaway culture. The conversation then shifts to Artur Litarowicz from P&G Europe, who sheds light on how market trends are evolving and why sustainability is becoming a smart business move. Through candid discussions and expert insights, this episode is a wake-up call to rethink our relationship with material possessions and embrace sustainable living.
It's not just about recycling more; it's about breaking free from the cycle of overconsumption and finding joy in less.