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action. >> you can't just sit around waiting for hope to come. then you are acting like spoiled irresponsible children. you don't seem to understand that hope is something that you have to earn. >> probably can't take a sailboat to scold world leaders like greta, but you can earn your hope and get in the face of your local officials and your favorite brands and pester your bank and grocer and utility company for their zero carbon plans. and since a yale study found that about 65% of people talk about the climate crisis rarely or never, you can connect with neighbors, give voice to your worries and theirs and maybe give mother nature love while you are at it. >> one of the most powerful things that you can be doing is to talk about it and to name it.