“Scotland is not an ‘on-fire’ kinda place”
On being prepared or not, the history of XR, and how denial of climate breakdown will lead to the collapse of the right-wing project
Clare Farrell
I was a co-founder of Extinction Rebellion and I'm now a free speech and democracy campaigner.
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I described my friend’s film about the COP climate process as utterly f*cking horrific. It was one of the best compliments he’d ever received.
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