Subscribe
Share
Share
Embed
We recently read a couple of worrying reports. One was about Dragonflies spreading north as the world warms, giving them a greater habitable area. And the second one was about animals shapeshifting in response to climate crisis. Warm blooded animals are changing beaks, legs and ears to adapt to a hotter climate and better regulate temperature.
And further on the human side, the latest issue of the Economist reports that climate commitments so far will at best give us a 50-50 chance of hitting the outer bound 2 degree temp rise with only a 5% chance of keeping with 1.5 degrees, the much safer limit that let's us continue with life as usual. That's chilling, in all the wrong ways.
So if you are still reluctant to adapt to the changing climate, it is time to learn from the animal kingdom and evolve.
Show notes available here
We recently read a couple of worrying reports. One was about Dragonflies spreading north as the world warms, giving them a greater habitable area. And the second one was about animals shapeshifting in response to climate crisis. Warm blooded animals are changing beaks, legs and ears to adapt to a hotter climate and better regulate temperature.
And further on the human side, the latest issue of the Economist reports that climate commitments so far will at best give us a 50-50 chance of hitting the outer bound 2 degree temp rise with only a 5% chance of keeping with 1.5 degrees, the much safer limit that let's us continue with life as usual. That's chilling, in all the wrong ways.
So if you are still reluctant to adapt to the changing climate, it is time to learn from the animal kingdom and evolve.
Show notes available here
Learn how to build wealth towards a comfortable and rewarding future with these practical tips and insights from an experienced investor. [Not a certified financial professional so please do your own research before making financial decisions]