Why Generation Atomic Isn't Marching

We didn’t march in today’s climate march, but for different reasons than you might think. In the past 24 hours some have written posts asking people not to attend this year’s climate marches. Michael Shellenberger correctly pointed out the hypocrisy of some of those in the climate movement for dedicating themselves to carbon reductions, while actively campaigning against our largest source of carbon free power. Suzanne Hobbs Baker argued that while some objections to nuclear have merit, climate is not one of them, and excluding passionate pro-nuclear environmentalists is misguided. But the subtext to both articles is this: if others don’t agree with us, we shouldn’t engage with them. This reminds me of the people that throw up their hands in disgust every two years and say, “They’re all a bunch of crooks, so hell no, I won’t vote.” I think it’s pretty clear by now that non-participation from the moderates has only served to embolden the extremes. And those in power certainly don’t see low voter turnout as some indictment on our democracy that must be remedied immediately. So boycotting the climate march on principle? To what end?

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