What’s your ism? Rishika Pardikar on India’s climate crisis, vulnerable communities

[@sukritikapur6980]

Great episode.. Much needed discussion. Thanks NL👍

[@suyash.earthealth]

Wonderful to see such a deep-dive by news media on the environment!
The discussion on the binary of ecocentrism and environmentalism was super interesting (though I think there's a binary between ecocentrism and anthropocentrism, with environmentalism as the umbrella term - if you really want to take it up a notch I think there's a trinity there between eco, anthro and geo centrism). Looking forward to more such reporting!!

[@drdeepthithakkar9816]

Excellent episode...we need many many more such episodes...isn't that the plan of GOI to affforest in Haryana for deforestation in Nicobar?

[@jayantaghoshmajumder7806]

What she is saying is of the people who are living in endangered zones in respect of environment degradation. It's great. We cannot segregate the people who are living in those zones.

[@earth1family]

In Arunachal Pradesh also protests are going regarding Siang River Hydro project 11000 Mega Wtt project in ecologically very sensitive area.
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[@DipakSonar-op9pe]

My Ism is environmentalism and I'm taking steps towards it!!

[@tapasdas6432]

Wonderful episode

[@Oioioioioioi-]

If only everyone thought this way and addressed climate issues, tge environment and the people and biodiversity affected by it.

[@nirdoshkumari1785]

🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@helencarvalho4999]

Great interview with pardikar

[@mrsarkar6933]

Important episode. No one cares about the environment unfortunately 😢

[@jayantaghoshmajumder7806]

How can I help her financially to keep her fight on?

[@himanshubaranwal11]

Thanks!

[@liveandletlive185]

Nationalism, definitely nationalism.

[@aksei5786]

🎉 maverick