How collective action and political power drive climate change solutions
Explore how organized groups, such as mothers protecting their children's future, leverage people power and political influence to address the climate crisis and transform energy systems.
This session from MIT OpenCourseWare's course on Geothermal Energy Networks examines the intersection of social organization and environmental transformation. Instructor Kelsey Wirth discusses the essential role of both people power and political power in navigating the complexities of climate change.
The presentation focuses on how leveraging collective strength can drive meaningful action within the context of transforming our thermal energy systems.
Source: Session 2-3: How GENs Arose out of Moms Organizing to Protect Their Children's Future
