Everyone says that the rotten dinosaur (aka fossil fuel) industry is the criminal and flagitious culprit here, and nobody who has even the tiniest smidgen of an understanding of the climate and ecological crisis disputes this, but have we ever wondered why have we been failing and so ineffective in changing our civilizational trajectory? I understand how much effort and time, and how many sacrifices and attempts were made to save our beauteous planet, and those heroic and val

Ever thought why we always yearn for more money? Why do we always believe that money is and will continue to be our saviour, even if pursuing more money now will induce a climate breakdown and, consequently, conduce a calamitous apocalyptic end to our civilisation. To perceive why money will not save us in the eventuality of a climate-induced dystopia, let's conceive the following analogy. Let's say that you have stupendous amounts of money. And the climate calamity strikes a

Can we realistically solve a crisis without first taking care of the root causes of that crisis? Activism and marches are imperative and vital, they raise people's awareness. But, activism alone is highly unlikely to yield success in less than 7 years, which is the time left for expending our remaining CO2 budget, and reaching 1.5 C. We need people from inside the political sphere, well-known and reputable people, and perhaps even billionaires to speak up and join the movemen

I believe that we cannot solve a crisis without first resolving the root issues that plague it, i.e. solving it at the root level. But what is the root level? What is the root of all evil in the world? Well.. It is not just rapacious, corrupt and deceitful politicians running for "Blah, blah, blah" but it's also the big corps and billionaires, the big businesses, and the fossil fuel industry in particular. People say that this can't be solved because of our economic system is

What people, including politicians need to understand is, that the fossil fuel industry will meet its demise, sooner or later; it’s inevitable. It’s either going to be because we helped those in control of the fossil fuel companies change their businesses and corporations from fossil fuels energy to renewable energy, or it will be because fossil fuels have caused the demise of the human species and killed billions of people. So, then we’re left with the unsettling question of