I mean, I just don't get through this. Everyone knows that climate change is real, and an environmental catastrophe can take everything from us that we have built over the years. Still, we are doing nothing about it. Still, every country is considering its extreme emissions and economic benefits. Let me ask this question of them: Is the economy worth it, when everything will be wiped out in the near future?
Aftab Haider
Climate change represents one of the greatest global challenges humanity faces. The scientific consensus is clear: human activities, particularly the emission of greenhouse gases, have a direct impact on the rapid warming of the planet. These changes are causing rising sea levels, extreme weather events, biodiversity loss, and disruptions in agriculture and water resources, which will have drastic consequences for human communities and the economy.The economic approach to climate change cannot be viewed solely through the lens of short-term benefits. Short-term economic gains from industrialization and fossil fuel consumption cannot justify the long-term consequences for the planet. Investments in sustainable development, green energy, and emission reductions can yield multiple benefits for the economy: creating new jobs, reducing dependence on fossil fuels, improving public health, and lowering the costs caused by climate change (floods, fires, diseases).If decisive steps are not taken to reduce emissions and adapt to climate change, the future costs (in terms of destroyed ecosystems, human lives, infrastructure, and overall productivity loss) may far exceed the short-term economic benefits of the status quo. In this sense, today's economic "gain" could be short-lived, while the long-term "loss" could become irreversible.Therefore, it is crucial to consider climate change as an economic challenge and opportunity, rather than as an obstacle. The economy will not be sustainable if we destroy natural resources and jeopardize life on the planet. Green development is the only sustainable option for the future.
Nothing can be more devastating for human beings than a destroyed environment, because without a healthy environment there is no clean air, safe water, fertile soil, or stable climate to sustain life. It threatens human survival itself.
Dear Aftab Haider ,
I hope this is useful: an environmental catastrophe will probably not take everything from all of humanity. Some, perhaps let's say 10% or 0.01% will survive. This 10% or, especially 0.01% may already have answers and ideas and active desires for a clearout that will present new business opportunities for them. What do you think?
Best Wishes,
Haris
Haris Shekeris hahah- I agree. I appreciate what you have put forward. However, I fancy, 0.01% is equivalent to 0.00, and 0.00 is nothing.
Regards
Aftab Haider
Dear Aftab Haider ,
If that 0.01% holds 70% (for example) of all wealth, then it becomes something, no? :) (i don't really know if i should smile here or be really really angry).
Best Wishes,
Haris
Haris Shekeris Once a cruel king, who'd not invest in his subjects and would keep them hungry. He'd take their money and put it in his treasure. Fortunately, he was trapped by another king ,and he put em in the dungeon. He kept the cruel king hungry for almost a week. The cruel king was about to die of hunger- he begged for food. The other king ordered his bishop to take the gold from his treasure and put it in a plate in front of him. The cruel king was very happy when he saw the plate, but as soon as he saw gold in that, he pledged, how can i eat gold? It can't fill my stomach. The other king replied, if you can't eat it, then why did you take or save it and not invest in the welfare of your subjects. The cruel king died whilst learning a good lesson. Now- why did I share this story here! Both me & you know the reason.
Dear Aftab Haider ,
Wow, what a nice bit of wisdom!! Many thanks for sharing! Please make sure you share it far and wide, I'm serious! I really believe in the power of such tales (and we're currently working on submitting something about the power of what would formally be called 'Intangible Cultural Heritage', which would include stories like the one above!) Wow, you've made my day!
Many many thanks!
Best Wishes,
Haris
Dear Aftab Haider I don't get you know, who is your elder brother? :)
dear Aftab Haider , ah ok, now i get you!
Thanks!!
Enjoy your day!
Best Wishes,
Haris
Thanks man, nice to meet you too, nice wish, you too have a blessed day and all days :)
Best Wishes,
Haris
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