Reconsidering Watership Down Going Into COP28
<p>Two years ago, I wrote an article called <a href="https://medium.com/climate-conscious/waiting-for-bigwig-46b031012984" rel="noopener">Waiting for Bigwig</a>, using the archetypal rabbits from Richard Adams’ 1972 novel <em>Watership Down </em>to explain the power dynamics of the climate crisis. “Watership is an <em>ecological</em> novel,” I said, “for it is ultimately about the ruin humans bring when they collide with a purely natural environment.”</p>
<p>I wrote this in late 2021, right before COP26 (the annual UN Climate Change Conference or Conference of Parties). I felt, and still do, that we have as many Fivers (people crying <em>harm! foul!</em>) as we need.</p>
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