This article argues how fossil fuels are both the main driver of the polycrisis and a significant barrier to effective climate action. It highlights how the global economy’s dependence on oil, gas, and coal not only fuels climate change but also reinforces political inertia through industry influence, misinformation campaigns, and lobbying efforts. The article underscores that overcoming the fossil fuel industry’s grip is essential for addressing the polycrisis and advancing a sustainable future.
Fossil Fuels as the Cause of the Global Polycrisis
					Author(s)
Change Oracle
Publication Date
4 March 2025
Publisher
Change Oracle
DOI / URL
					Resource Type
	Newsletter
	Systems Addressed
	Climate • Economy
	Resource Theme
	Learning resource
	