Are you feeling any of these emotions about climate change or the environment; anger, sadness, anxiety, fear, depression, dread, grief, worry, resignation, or apathy?
There is only a marginal amount of room for optimism as we engage the global warming crisis that is speeding toward us.
We have, at best, a mere 10 years before it will be too late to avoid many of the most serious consequences of this emergency. And, even then we will need a certain amount of luck.
(Special Note from the Job One Blog Editor: Sometimes it is good not to take something serious like climate destabilization and global warming so seriously. That is why we have posted this climate satire. Have a laugh with us.)
On Wednesday morning, Pope Francis released his first major teaching letter — known as an encyclical — and it focuses on a “hot-button topic” around the world: climate change.
In the letter, the pope focuses on humans’ role in causing climate change. “We must be grateful for the praiseworthy efforts being made by scientists and engineers dedicated to finding solutions to man-made problems,” he writes.
An oil rig worker in Alberta, an engineering student in Mauritania, a minister-in-training in New Zealand – 11 young people, aged under 25, tell us what it feels like to inherit an environmental crisis...
Integrity as I define it: is to embrace, accept, and articulate your own deepest being. The journey of courage is to create the space to stay attuned to your own deepest essence, stardust awakening in matter, and extend that expression to the world.
Check out the 21 images of what global warming will do to cities around the world in the following link.
