The Climate Is Collapsing and We Have the Collective Capacity to Mitigate Damage

The climate is collapsing and we have the collective capacity to mitigate damage. Climate change is happening and the inevitable reality of the worst effects of it loom large over us. Record high temperatures are now a global commonplace, drought and wildfires are frequent, and there is no longer a way where someone who is paying attention to deny the artifacts of our rapidly worsening environment.

Climate change is urgent and every moment of inaction has compounding effects. The longer we ignore the planet’s fate or pretend that anyone alive today won’t see it, the sooner the ramifications will come.

Climate change is a dire situation.

But because we’re still here, with the agency to make positive impacts now- before extreme weather and dwindling resources erode the ties of society, we can defer calamity and maybe even mitigate the worst aspects of climate change.

We will inevitably experience complications due to climate change. Storms are already worse, average temperatures are only rising, and the problems that got us into climate change are still a part of our daily routines. We still generate the majority of our electricity through fossil fuels, and we still need to figure out how we are going to fully sustain our rising global population. Even though it is certain that we will feel the ramifications of climate change, it is up to us as to what degree it will be.

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