The climate crisis is itself a product of internal human ignorance. It comes, we say, from emissions. But why do emissions happen in the first place? Because we burn something. 75% of emissions are coming from our energy needs. But why do you need energy in the first place? Because you want to use energy to pursue your desires. But are your desires worth it in the first place? How do you determine the worthiness of your desires? Are your desires really fulfilling you? So for the sake of these worthless desires, you are destroying the planet. ThatтАЩs what the climate crisis is.
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Divyanshi Sumrav: Hello and welcome. This is Divyanshi Sumrav. In this special NDTV program, we are going to address one of the major issues of today's time. Who is bearing the brunt of climate change? Is climate change just about changing weather, melting glaciers, and burning earth? Maybe it's also about people who are bearing the consequences of it all, who are causing it, and who are living the reality of these consequences. There's a major difference, and we want to ask this major question.
Today we have Acharya Prashant with us, who has been actively involved in environmental conservation, and he has been talking about the related subjects in a manner that reaches the masses and helps cultivate the inner consciousness that is needed to reverse the changes. A very warm welcome to this special talk, Acharya Prashant.
When we talk about climate change as it is generally being addressed in popular culture, in media, journalism, and all the other things that we have in relation to them, what we don't discuss generally is who is actually bearing the brunt of climate change. Who are these people who are actually suffering because of the greater challenge that we are facing?
