How radical collaboration can disrupt the patterns of our global economy
In short: Nigel Topping, the UN's High Level Climate Action Champion for COP26, explores how shifting the repeating patterns of human and natural systems could help humanity tackle the growing threat of climate change.
The video examines the concept of repeating patterns found in everything from oil extraction to the flight of starlings. Topping argues that these patterns can be disrupted for better or worse. He proposes three rules of radical collaboration designed to positively disrupt the current global economic patterns to address the climate crisis.
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