Climate change: when nations unite

Climate change has been known to people ever since 1896, when a seminal paper by Swedish scientist Svante Arrhenius first predicted that changes in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels could substantially alter the surface temperature through the greenhouse effect. Even though its been over a hundred years, the human race is still lost: not enough people understand, not enough people are taking action, and not enough people are sharing what they know.
As the climate crisis becomes more serious and more obvious, people remain resistant to decisive and comprehensive action on climate change. It is no surprise, that the consequences of climate change have already been repeteadly stated all around the world, all around social media, but just to summarise it - whole parts of the globe will become too hot for human habitation and those left behind will die of heat. Diseases will increase and mutate. Food shortages will become chronic as we fail to move agriculture from one climate to another. Whole countries like Bangladesh and parts of other countries like Miami will be underwater. Shortages of fresh water will affect humans and agriculture. The oceans will die, the air will get dirtier, but as the American journalist David Wallace-Wells said “what lies between us and extinction is horrifying enough.”.
On Sept. 22, 2019, an estimated 6 million people around the world joined the global climate strike making it likely the largest climate rally ever. While the protests were led by younger people, the event brought...

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