Many prominent scientists feel a deep moral responsibility to advocate for urgent climate action, engaging in protests and civil disobedience to highlight the climate crisis.
James Hansen, a former NASA climate scientist, exemplifies this commitment; he was arrested in 2011 while protesting against a coal export terminal, demonstrating personal sacrifice for the cause.
Gail Whiteman participated in the 2019 Extinction Rebellion protests in London, illustrating how leading scientists are stepping out of their traditional roles to demand systemic change.
Michael Mann, while not arrested, has been a vocal supporter of climate protests, showcasing that engagement in activism is increasingly recognized among scientists as a necessary approach.
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