System Change, Not Climate Change!': climate movements and the re-imagining of a cancelled future

气候运动和气候运动已经遍布世界各地，他们的抗议行动和要求改变的呼吁已经变得广泛，在某些情况下得到了很好的支持。尽管如此，即使每一个科学信号都亮起红灯，所需与所做之间的差距也越来越大。尽管公众意识不断增强，国家行动滞后，但有关气候变化的政治对话主要集中在渐进的改革上，而不是根本性的改变。葛兰西的文化霸权政治理论，经过费雪的改编和更新，以适应资本主义最新的新自由主义趋势，我们可以理解这种看似矛盾的现象。

Climate movements and climate movements have spread across the world, and their protest action and calls for change have become both widespread and, in some cases, well supported. Nonetheless, the gap between what is needed and what is being done is growing ever larger, even while every scientific signal flashes red. Despite both growing public consciousness and lagging state action, political conversations about climate change focus predominantly on gradual reform rather than fundamental change. Gramsci's political theory of cultural hegemony, adapted and updated by Fisher to adjust for capitalist's latest neoliberal trend, that we can understand this seeming contradiction.