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In other words: we're not in a clean energy revolution; we're in a clean energy crisis.
But I just think the most important thing, if we're going to overcome the climate crisis, is to keep in mind that the cause of the clean energy crisis isn't from within our machines, it's from within ourselves.
And the same is true in love or in moments of crisis.
As a result, everything is happening in crisis mode.
Or they'll just take a superficial, one-off approach, hoping that they can return back to business as usual as soon as the crisis is over.
I am constantly stunned by major breaches of trust: the News Corp phone hacking, the Volkswagen emissions scandal, the widespread abuse in the Catholic Church, the fact that only one measly banker went to jail after the great financial crisis, or more recently the Panama Papers that revealed how the rich can exploit offshore tax regimes.
With that you can actually trigger aid funding before a crisis can happen.
Well, either we have to have another crisis that forces us to respond.
Another global financial crisis could do this.
Or, absent crisis, we need to see that the hollowing out, the inequality, the challenges that are growing and growing in the United States, are themselves urgent enough to force our leaders to change, and that we have those voices.
Like Occupy Wall Street and other protest movements, Nuit Debout was born in the face of crisis.
Some banks suffered from groupthink, where staff were too afraid to challenge management's lending decisions, contributing to the financial crisis.
A crisis of demographics, a crisis of education, a crisis of employment, a crisis of violence and a crisis for girls.
The current health crisis, however, is a little more the work of the evil empire.
And we particularly get self-focused in a crisis.
I want to tell you about a particular crisis.
A health crisis makes people do all sorts of risky things, like quitting a job or jumping out of an airplane and, in the case of my sister, saying "yes" to several therapy sessions, during which we got down to the marrow.
Given the crisis of these two concurrent trends in religious life, about 12 or 13 years ago, I set out to try to determine if there was any way that I could reclaim the heart of my own Jewish tradition, to help make it meaningful and purposeful again in a world on fire.
And I learned that we are facing a global water crisis.
So after returning home one summer in eighth grade, I decided that I wanted to combine my passion for solving the global water crisis with my interest in science.
I was 14 years old when I started, but I didn't let my age deter me in my interest in pursuing scientific research and wanting to solve the global water crisis.
And this summer, I founded Catalyst for World Water, a social enterprise aimed at catalyzing solutions to the global water crisis.
I mean, there must be a reason the voting age is 18. (Laughter) How could children possibly understand complex ideas such as the affordable housing crisis or how to develop a transportation master plan?
Too often, they get our attention only if they reach a behavioral crisis.
I did research and volunteered to help with fund-raising events, and whenever I could, I talked with those who had survived their own suicidal crisis or attempt.
Like many of you here, I watched the crisis in Syria unfold in front of me on the TV.
The Syrian crisis made it clear how incredibly impossible it would be to reach families on an individual level.
But let's bring this closer to home, because the refugee crisis is one that is having an effect on every single one of us.
I watched us cover the Ebola crisis.
And I've committed my life as researcher and activist to fighting the inclusion crisis in Hollywood.
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