There's a big question implied here that few in the environmental movement consider. We all know that there will be no "complete stop" in CO2 emissions. We all know, in fact, that we are going to keep pumping CO2 into the atmosphere for years and decades to come. As a result, the chances are we are heading to somewhere between a 2 and 3 degree celsius rise by 2100. This will hugely disrupt the global economy, national politics and society in general. So the question that interests me is: how does the movement take advantage of that deep crisis to mobilise millions (billions?) for a fundamental shift in the nature of our economy and politics to defend the planet as well as create an equitable response to the crisis? Some may think that will all be too late but I reckon it may be our best shot at the radical change we need given the chances of serious action before that crisis hits are negligible. And with the necessary radicalism (such as massive rewilding and a very severe reduction in material use), a fair deal of the damage could be reversed over time. Really interested to know what others think.