Razorcake
One Punk’s Guide to Climate Change By Kevin Dunn
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Originally appeared in Razorcake 115, April/May 2020
We’re so fucked. I don’t say that lightly. I’m definitely not a doom-and-gloom hysteric shouting about the end of the world.
I’m an academic and I’ve become increasingly concerned about the ways environmental problems have been impacting the world, especially in Africa, where I do much of my research. A few years ago, I began telling friends I was reading all the literature on global climate change so they wouldn’t have to. While I haven’t read everything, I’ve read a great deal of it, including scientific studies, UN reports, academic articles, and best-selling books. And I’ve come to the same conclusion pretty much everyone else who has studied this has.
We’re so fucked.
We’re so fucked. I don’t say that lightly. I’m definitely not a doom-and-gloom hysteric shouting about the end of the world.
I’m an academic and I’ve become increasingly concerned about the ways environmental problems have been impacting the world, especially in Africa, where I do much of my research. A few years ago, I began telling friends I was reading all the literature on global climate change so they wouldn’t have to. While I haven’t read everything, I’ve read a great deal of it, including scientific studies, UN reports, academic articles, and best-selling books. And I’ve come to the same conclusion pretty much everyone else who has studied this has.
We’re so fucked.
