Scientists call for a change in attitude towards the native planet for the sake of our children
Scientists warn of the end of the world / Photo: Pixabay, Collage: Today
Activists have held protests outside fossil fuel companies in an attempt to heed desperate warnings from climate change experts.
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Among the participants was NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientist Peter Kalmus. He chained himself to the door of a building in Los Angeles.
According to the scientist, our planet has three to five years leftif humanity does not change its attitude towards mining, writes sciencetimes.com.
“We will lose everything. And we don’t joke, we don’t lie, we don’t exaggerate. I’m here because scientists don’t listen. I’m willing to take a risk for this magnificent planet,” Kalmus said, chained to the door. He then began to cry as he added, “For my sons“.
Kalmus, who is compared to the hero of the acclaimed film “Don’t Look Up”, believes that humanity has a chance to avoid disaster, but it is necessary to change now.
“We’ve been trying for so many decades to warn youguys, that we’re heading for a fucking disaster, but we’ve been ignored. Scientists all over the world are being ignored and this must stop.
It’s time for all of us to stand up, take risks and make sacrifices for this beautiful planet that gives us life, that gives us everything.
“This is for all the children of the world, all young people, all people of the future. This is much more than any of us,” admitted the scientist, quoted by msn.com.
Source: Segodnya
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