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Monsters, People, Law, and Climate Change

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Explore the intersection of climate change, law, and intergenerational equity in this thought-provoking TEDx talk. Discover how social consciousness and awareness can be driven by positive action rather than fear when addressing important environmental issues. Learn from the example of Monsters Inc. characters Mike and Sulley to understand how to challenge corrupt systems, promote sustainable behaviors, and foster innovation for a fair ecological transition. Examine the concept of intergenerational equity and consider the rights of future generations and ecosystems in the fight against climate change. Understand the role of human rights and international law in enforcing environmental protection and preventing further degradation. Reflect on the importance of global cooperation in tackling climate challenges, drawing parallels from international efforts since the Stockholm Conference and subsequent COPs. Gain insights from Francisco Cordeiro de Araújo, a young law lecturer and civic entrepreneur, on how to engage in political literacy, civic engagement, and democratic dialogue to create a more sustainable future.

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Monsters, People, Law, and Climate Change | Francisco Araújo | TEDxPorto


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