A seemingly small increase in temperature of 2°C will have a major impact on your sense of comfort. We will feel lazier. Our workability will be reduced. Our level of concentration will be reduced. Sleeplessness will be more common. You might gain weight. We will become much less productive, unless we compensate by using more air conditioning, which in turn is counterproductive in regards to the effort at reducing global warming.
The changing climate has always been a concern of mine, and an awareness that I grew up with. The thing about the biodiversity in rainforests, is that they are so sensitive, that if you clear just 100 square meters you will likely lose species forever. Unlike what many people may think, once you have cleared rainforests – they cannot come back. What is destroyed is gone forever, it is irreparable. There is no planting new tree campaigns that can bring disappeared species back. We are responsible, and yes there may be thousands of wonderful people engaged in saving the rainforests, I just want to join this struggle and dedicate these sections of my blog to the issues.
#donoharm is simply a good ethics to follow. Life is about taking care of life, and not harming it. So think about how your actions in all your daily activities actually may impact humans and other life forms.
Anyways, there is much to say about this, and I will devote this part of my blog to explore how we through increasing our conscience about the effects of our actions actually is key to changing our world today. It is all about how we conduct our lives, our behavior and habits, and thus how we can change our current ways towards a simpler way of living.
The #goodnews in this edition of #goodnewsmonday is that there is rain Ecuador and Colombia, snow in Estonia and it is #EarthDay
El Niño is boiling in the Pacific and Colombia is burning. If the highland rainforest disappear, the water for the Amazon may well dry up!
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Its the system that is hopelessly wrong. The indian economist Amartya Sen had some good points in his work on entitlements to food. Hunger is basically a function of the almost systematic deprival of food entitlements we see today … …
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