Something unprecedented is happening in our times. The planet is changing for the worse, and we are the ones pushing it to the brink. The climate crisis isn’t the result of a single disaster but the outcome of millions of decisions made every day. It’s not an accident. It’s a mirror.
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Originally published in The Pioneer on 11 jul '25.
The climate crisis isn’t just an environmental emergency — it’s a reflection of our restless, consumption-driven lives. Operation 2030 urges a radical shift: from chasing more to choosing wisely, from outer accumulation to inner clarity, before irreversible damage becomes our new normal.
Something unprecedented is happening in our times. The planet is changing for the worse, and we are the ones pushing it to the brink. The climate crisis isn’t the result of a single disaster but the outcome of millions of decisions made every day. It’s not an accident. It’s a mirror.
We’ve grown up in a world that told us to chase more: more material growth, more speed, more comfort. And now, those very pursuits are catching up with us. The Earth is warning us through record heatwaves, floods, and vanishing wildlife. But perhaps the loudest warning is the one we’re failing to hear — the desensitisation within, the part of us that no longer feels disturbed by any of this.
