Climate Change Quotes Quotes

“Every problem in society is caused by or correlated to the inefficient utilization of capital. How do we solve the problems in supply chains? More efficient utilization of capital. How to we solve climate change problems? More efficient utilization of capital. How do we end poverty? The more efficient utilization of capital. How do we improve our education system? The more efficient utilization of capital. How do we transition from fossil fuels to sustainable energy sources? The efficient utilization of capital. Simply by striving to efficiently utilize all capital everywhere, we will by default solve a multitude of problems.”
― Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr, CEO of Mayflower-Plymouth

“Climate change may be far beyond the concerns of people in the midst of a life-and-death emergency, but it might eventually make the Mumbai slums uninhabitable, send enormous new waves of refugees across the Mediterranean, and lead to a worldwide crisis in healthcare.”
― Yuval Noah Harari, 21 Lessons for the 21st Century

“Climate change: The world needs an extended break from humanity's destructive hubris.”
― Sir Kristian Goldmund Aumann

“native nostalgia, a prelude to the now

when will we ever feel safe in the Mother City’s nest? Neng? Nini?
i long for a time when harmony between humans and nature was not a utopian
dream scattered by the patter of raindrops that threaten rooftops.
the rain that is no longer euphony or lullaby to hush you to slumber.
a storm is fast approaching, stay on higher ground, dig up trenches and unclog the drains
wailing voices choking within the Mother City echo code red, declare this a national emergency
belligerent tempest(s) warn of a time to come, a treaty between the mortals and the natural environment is needed!
displaced, confused, we’ve become strangers to the Mother City
are you going to listen to the wind, or are you going to wait for floating lilies to deliver seeds of condolences?”
― Malebo Sephodi

“are you going to listen to the wind, or are you going to wait for floating lilies to deliver seeds of condolences?”
― Malebo Sephodi

“Nature is the main protagonist in my book, not the people. Nature is also the main protagonist in our lives. It is largely unrepresented and voiceless. Until it screams. Then we have to pay attention.”
― Sadie Noni

“I am planting a Wish Tree to remind me of nature's big-hearted generosity.”
― Andrea Koehle Jones, The Wish Trees: How Planting Trees Can Help Make the World a Better Place

“Our destruction of the world is far more folly than digging our own grave, it is much greater crime than killing our own kind, because while we destroy the world, we are also digging graves for all living beings!”
― Mehmet Murat ildan

“Those hippie, potheads over at NASA CLAIM that 2021 was the hottest year on record ... Excuse me, I have to put the cat out (he's on fire again).”
― Quentin R. Bufogle

“What is more beautifully cocooned in this microcosm at the centre of vast galaxies than an unflinching and unwavering effort and optimism embellished with sheer will to look beyond the present and hope for a better-sustained life? A future where adverse effects of climate change become a thing of the past, a future for earth made possible by the daring tenacity of man coined from harnessing climatech for social good.”
― Emmanuel Apetsi

“The climate emergency is the biggest challenge of our time, and we all have a unique role to play. Everyone is needed, and everyone is welcome. Come as you are. Start here. Start now. Discover and apply your Service Superpower. Let's be part of the solution, together.”
― Heather White, One Green Thing: Discover Your Hidden Power to Help Save the Planet

“World would be a far better place if climate change activists were as effective as the Radical Religious Extremists in convincing people about their ideological beliefs.”
― Crestless Wave

“We see the climate changing every day. In the past, everything was in time but these days, it’s out of time and it’s affecting everything and everyone. We must work with nature and not against it.”
― Bhuwan Thapaliya, Our Nepal, Our Pride

“The best gift we can give to our children is a greener future. We don’t need to give them anything special.”
― Bhuwan Thapaliya

“People talk about climate change but do they recycle? Do they compost? Do they only buy locally grown food? How many cell phones and electronic gadgets do they go through in a year? How much waste does each individual personally contribute to landfills?”
― June Stoyer

“But what is the price of doing nothing, Guardian? And who bears it? You are a part of the whole, are you not? Like the trees, the orangutans, the tigers…Do not underestimate your power. You influence more than you think.”
― Sadie Noni, The Fires of Tanam Alkin

“Secure Nature for Sustainable Future”
― - Chintha Sai Bhargav Reddy

“In Conversation With The Earth!

Hello I am Earth , your home,
Hello I am human from Climate summit at Rome,
Pleasure meeting you today,
Well I thought you met and saw me everyday,
Nevermind, human mind is a curious creation,
Look at the devastation and your numb sensation,
Water levels rising,
Frequent wildfires are least surprising,
Landslides burying people alive,
For the poor Earth is no longer a place to thrive,
CO2 emissions creating a blanket of doom,
The world looks like a planet draped in agony and gloom,
Deforestation has left me naked,
By your callousness I feel raped, you humans are so ungrateful and wicked,
The rising heat will kill us both,
I will manage drifting in the universe but imagine your plight in the cosmic broth?
You are the cause of your own extinction,
And you seek mercy from me for this inevitable destruction,
I am part of the universe the universe is not a part of me,
And if there is a cause, an effect too there shall be!
But I am wondering why you are still procrastinating,
You are more interested in Mars’s Terraforming,
Instead of saving your present home,
Where there is Italy, Germany, India, America, Russia, China, many others and Rome,
You seem to ignore my pleadings and warning signs,
And somehow your conscience resigns,
Into a slumber of thoughtlessness,
And you seem willing to endure this perpetual feeling of restlessness,
But refrain from acting now,
Sometimes you just need to start, without wasting too much time on thinking how,
This maybe my last conversation with you , my dear human being,
It is time you believed in what you are seeing,
A ravaged soul of mine,
I fret and fume, yet you convince yourself I am fine,
Because you can still breathe in my air,
But how long, because you are offering me a bargain that is unfair,
Very soon you may need protected air zones to survive,
And then only those with a penny in the pocket shall be alive,
Where will your less fortunate brothers and sisters go?
I think after the great fall, today humanity has fallen really too low,
Not placing restraint on their acts so ignoble,
Although you see my scars so fresh and palpable,
Anyway, why shall you care as long as you can breathe,
And not realise the irony, the day you feel choked I too shall no more be able to breathe!
Mars is a distant dream,
Pay heed now when I yell and scream,
Mars is just a reflection in the mirror,
But I am the mirror, you just need to be a heedful observer,
And act now before it is too late,
And stop wasting time in a bureaucratically complex debate,
Maybe this will be the last summer for you and me too,
But I am still believing and expecting the best from you!

By: Javid Ahmad Tak”
― Javid Ahmad Tak, They Loved in 2075!

“Look, what we’ve done to the water, to the land, and the air. We should be ashamed but we aren’t. It seems we’re not what the Earth needs now.”
― Bhuwan Thapaliya

“Floods caused great destruction in different countries of the world including America, Japan, Pakistan, India, Kashmir, Spain and China.”
― Flood Prevention : environmental impact statement. Volume D 1999 [Leather Bound] Departee Creek Wate

“We don't need to build a wall. We need to build a fucking drain! Climate Change is real!”
― Quentin R. Bufogle

“It is!

“It is evolution,” the garden cried,
“It is revolution,” the nature sighed,

“It is diabolically dark,” the night feared,
“It is unbearably hot,” the Sun cried, but no one cared,

“It is a leafless and lifeless spring,” the seasons implored,
“It is polluting me,” the river sobbed, but it was ignored,

“It is no longer blue, my hue,” the sky admitted,
“It is I who supports you and it is me who is being resented,”

“It is no longer cold,” screamed the north pole,
“It is from me that you all my bounties stole,”

“It is no more like the sea it used to be,
It is no more the water where we felt at home,” said the fish swimming in the dying sea,

“It is not what it had to be,
It is not where humanity had to be,

It is so unfortunately, and this is how it is now,
It is the new reality: the dying sea, the dark sky, the burning sun, and in it all of us now,

It is the question for all of us though, where shall we go without them?
It is not about either us or either them,

It is more about what is right and what is true,
And it is a fact, the sky is dark and diabolically blue!”

Said I, to whoever was listening,
Alas, they were busy pleasing the moments of life, filled with callous hastening!”
― Javid Ahmad Tak, They Loved in 2075!

“There had been lasers and sugar and wookies in the old world, right? She'd laughed and laughed and cried a tiny bit and said no, none of those things, those were all just stories.”
― Rebecca Campbell

“Here, in these edge times, we may join in reweaving the beautiful, life-giving tapestry of Earth and soul.”
― Leah Rampy, Earth and Soul: Reconnecting Amid Climate Chaos

“Oh so gently, humanity creates its disease.”
― Hannah Mukhtar, Meadow of Whispers: A Floral Poetry Collection

“There are big things to worry about and the issues like climate change, hunger, poverty, violence, biodiversity loss, unemployment, racism, and war are not going to be solved easily. But despite their grim predictions, I am hopeful. I am already seeing the light. A rustle of wind in the grass makes me dream.”
― Bhuwan Thapaliya

“Jason turned on public radio and heard an interview with the Swedish author of How to Blow Up a Pipeline. He was talking quietly about the need for climate activists to consider going beyond pacifism and even considering targeted violence.

“No!” Jason yelled at his radio. “Don’t blow up a pipeline! Stay on the moral high ground!” It was baffling how people responded so differently to the climate crisis.

Some people wanted to blow up pipelines to stop the carbon economy at all costs. Others reacted with defensive disdain to any suggestion on how they could do their small part. They hoarded old lightbulbs and worried about people coming for their burgers and the gas grills they cooked them on. The world of their childhood was the last word. But nostalgia was not a strategy any more than violence.

What the planet needed was a plan.”
― Jeffrey D. Boldt, Big Lake Troubles

“Has the land come to mimic us vile deeds, or have we only mimicked the land?”
― Cate Baum, Land of Hope

“The planet is sending warnings in form of storms, heat and extreme weather events. Our choice is to act or to be acted upon.”
― Victor Manan Nyambala

“People tend to believe that democratic processes will determine who will be protected and who will be left adrift in the the face of climate change. Rather, it is the market economy that is making many of these tough decisions for us.”
― Jesse M. Keenan, North: The Future of Post-Climate America