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419.13 CO2 ppm — +2.00 ppm compared to one Earth year ago.
Source: https://www.co2.earth/daily-co2
We live in the most beautiful planet we know.
…and we know quite a lot of them! About 5500, and counting…
(see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_exoplanets)
Planet Earth — Mother Gaia — provides everything needed by any form of planetary life to thrive.
A great shelter from cosmic weather, rich food and clean fresh water for all, materials to build shelter from local weather, clothes, instruments, crafts, materials to do art. An atmosphere where winds can blow, and music too. A great wealth of life forms! From winged birds to deep underwater fishes, a myriad of insects, large mammals with a very very long memory, acrobat marsupials, camouflaging reptiles, eternal jellyfish, beetles orienting themselves with the Milky Way galaxy; and gigantic trees hundreds of years old, huge rivers, waterfalls, deep-sea corals, rocks of an incredible variety of consistency and color and structure, and Earth herself, the fertile Earth mixed with fire, water, air, that gives us fruits and plants from seeds left in the ground — her womb.
Planet Earth has everything is needed by all her children and grandchildren and grandchildren’s grandchildren’s grandchildren to live and thrive.
However, we are 499 days away from 2025 and the planet’s biosphere is far from stable.
The northern hemisphere is burning — Greece first, then Portugal, Tenerife on the Canary Islands, Maui on the Hawai’i Islands. Canada is burning its wild forests at an astonishing rate. An area twice the Island of Ireland has burned down so far, and the Canadian fire season is not even over.
Asia went through a historical heatwave during spring and summer, which has not ended yet.
The southern hemisphere is experiencing a winter with temperatures above 35C, even in the mountains.
Meanwhile, when water comes down, it makes it with gigantic strength and power.
Gigantic hails is formed.
Self-generated firestorms.
Huge tornadoes, hurricanes, cyclones.
What is going on, and how did we get here?
Answering these two questions seems to be very important; mistakes were made, but mistakes are good, as long as they are recognised and memorised — we do not want to repeat them never ever again, if we want to live and thrive on planet Earth.
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