Stories have always been a way to animate the world, to express Earthly aliveness. Through stories we share perspectives and in the process we de-centre our own narrative, perhaps get inside the mind of a dolphin or a violin or a piece of seaweed. If the problem with global warming is a broken human-centered narrative – a narrative that breaks – then true climate action comes down to sharing ecological stories. We need stories that heal, stories that are alive.
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