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Climate Change (The Discursive Evolution of a Problem (127 articles in…

- - - - egin as useful models for viewing reality
      - end up as recursive lenses through which that phenomenon is measured and acted upon
- - - - produces carbon markets
- - - - These questions have no logical or empirical answers: they concern its ontology.
      - climate change is not a problem that organization can encompass, divide or draw lines around – some ‘thing’ that can be recuperated into existing institutional, infrastructural and interpersonal frameworks
- - - - is a strategy for thinking, organizing and solving at the widest rational angle
        
        realness of climate change: ontological threat
      - fuse reality with speculation in a logical manner
      - means to temper the real
    - - argue that the unboundedness, incalculabilty and unthinkability of climate change creates a new type of reality that current human modes of organizing cannot possibly conceptualize
- - - - climate change is framed as an ‘existential threat’ that forces us to fundamentally question what it means to be an ecologically interdependent species with moral agency