This paper is an output of the Cohort 2040 project, in collaboration with IPPR
and Chatham House. This project seeks to better understand how the millennial
and younger generations can provide the effective and transformational leadership
needed to secure a better world even as environmental destabilisation grows.
The consequences of the worsening climate and ecological crisis could present
threats and opportunities to the ability of societies to become more sustainable,
equitable, and resilient. This paper explores one example of this dynamic: how
the growing chance of breaching the Paris Agreement goal of 1.5°C is being used
to justify slower action.
These dynamics could become an increasingly important factor affecting the
careers and lives of younger generations. The Cohort 2040 project is exploring
how to support these generations to better respond.
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