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While that's true, the climate crisis is underpinned by decades of centrist policy which has let corporations delay and evade climate action while reaping economic gains that didn't reach the vast majority of people. The same majority who already pay for these externalities and are due to pay way more. So I'm afraid that centrism cannot solve the problems it created. Instead whoever wants to solve the root cause has to shift left and lift workers over capital. Failing that, right wing populism in power becomes inevitable, because the status quo is untenable and only getting more so. We've played this game before but this time the stakes are significantly higher.