Club of Rome's Climate Emergency Plan

The Club of Rome is a rotating group of accomplished leaders that first came to prominence in 1972 with its publication of The Limits to Growth. They continue to sound the alarm on climate change. Today, I joined in on the global live webcast called the Climate Emergency Plan (aka #WeDontHaveTime). It was disappointing, to be honest, with a very homogenous group in a room, giving dry lectures to one another. Nothing particularly new, and I only made it about an hour into the 2.5 hours.

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