You cannot negotiate with the wind. You cannot reason with the rising tide. You can only act—or be washed away.

3/3

They arrive in private jets, cloaked in promises. But the Earth does not hear words. It feels only action.

2/

The poles were your warning. Did you listen?

3/3

You were told the world was changing. You were told that even the most untouchable places would feel the heat. And now, here it stands—the coldest place on Earth burning without a flame.

2/

Will you watch as the first people are forced to move, or will you act before the last ones must flee?

3/3

Colombia’s droughts dry the rivers that once sustained them. Floods swallow the homes they built. Human hands did not craft these storms, but human hands ignited the fire that fuels them.

2/

If laws protect those who destroy, then justice must come from those who refuse to be silenced.

3/3

Those who hold power rewrite the rules, shifting justice like sand beneath rising seas. But the air does not change at their command. The land does not unpoison itself because they refuse to see.

2/

But the future is not theirs to hold. It will come, whether they permit it or not.

3/3

Money was promised to restore, to rebuild, to give back what was taken. Now, it lingers in vaults, while forests wither, cities flood, and the air thickens with the weight of neglect.

2/

To force nature into submission is to wage war against time itself. And time does not lose.

3/3

South Dakota has severed the chains, banning eminent domain for carbon pipelines. And now, the $8.9 billion Midwest carbon project stands on uncertain ground. The land resists, the roots crack the concrete, and the old world trembles.

2/

The path of destruction is clear. The choice to turn back is still yours.

3/3

But the Earth does not trade in profit. Coal crumbles, oil blackens the water, cement suffocates the land—these things do not build futures. They build graves.

2/

The Earth keeps account of every action. The ice does not melt without cause. Whether human laws will acknowledge this truth remains to be seen. But the rivers will remember. The mountains will bear witness. And justice—if not now, then soon—will rise like the tide.

#ClimateImpact

2/2

The stars are not for humans to claim. Not while the Earth chokes on the waste of what you leave behind. First, learn to cherish what holds you—before you dream of escaping it.