The Covid pandemic gave us a temporary glimpse into apocalyptic living.
Day to day life as we knew it ended in March 2020 as we stared into the face of the most serious and scary public health crisis in living memory.
It forced unprecedented changes in our behaviour.
Yet global force delivered vaccinations as the solution.
The climate crisis is no less scary and necessitates similarly swift and robust measures to combat.
Unless we rapidly reduce carbon emissions, we risk not a temporary but permanent state of apocalyptic living.
Just like how Covid can be combatted by technological medical advancement, following the science, and innovation, so too can climate change.
The global health of the planet demands world leaders react with the same level of urgency posed by a pandemic virus. Climate change is indeed mother nature’s pandemic.
My generation’s security, prosperity and very existence rest on their shoulders.
95-year-old Sir David Attenborough’s impassioned plea to COP26 was not about the generation in the room, rather the young people watching at home or protesting outside.
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