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Rewiring Systems for Climate Actions

Author or publisher unknown · 2025-08-14

The climate crisis often leaves us feeling powerless, creating a cycle of inaction that worsens the situation. While the knowledge and solutions to transition exist, gaps in policy and action hold us back. Isabell Steidel shares an example of planting trees to inspire climate action, only for systemic resistance to lead to failure, showing how the environment pays the price for inaction. Isabell Steidel is a Sustainability Advisor and Founder driving socio-ecological transformation in Heilbronn.

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Author unknown. 2025-08-14. Rewiring Systems for Climate Actions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xm3RTJ9Adz0&ab_channel=TEDxTalks (AI & Environment Resource Hub; record video-153; collection snapshot 2026-09-15).

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