Can Psychedelics Spark The Climate Revolution We Need?

As thousands gathered recently in New York City for Climate Week where traditional approaches to combating the climate crisis such as fossil fuel phaseouts and corporate carbon credits, psychedelics shared the spotlight with a less conventional proposal. As The Guardian reported, the first Psychedelic-Climate Week brought together advocates, researchers and entrepreneurs who say psychedelics could catalyze personal and societal transformations vital to addressing climate change.

Psychedelics For Climate Action

Marissa Feinberg, founder of Psychedelics for Climate Action, envisions a world where psychedelics like psilocybin mushrooms and ketamine aid not just individuals but entire organizations in making more climate-conscious decisions. During the event, participants explored the role of these substances in promoting behaviors like recycling and water conservation, inspired by what Feinberg describes as a “sense of connectedness.” She argues that this heightened awareness can lead to more intentional, eco-friendly choices in daily life. “There’s a lot of energy there and you have to take that and turn …

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