[ANALYSIS] Beyond the scorching heat: Earth overload, human suffering and a reboot

What is that point beyond which the accumulation of overload of repeated, chronic stress would cause the planet Earth to shut down, much like an ill human body? Voices Analysis

It has been said that homo sapiens are a species that, faced with the spectre of disappearing from Earth, continues to behave like they are immortal.

Development analysts call this time of upheaval a polycrisis, while other thinkers describe it as chaos. Whatever the vocabulary, there is a striking symmetry of awareness around how humans can find agency to restore balance to planetary life – across a wide spectrum of groups from scientists and doctors to security experts, mindfulness teachers and creatives.

Human beings have a two-million-year history on Earth, and for more than 10,000 years, we have been supported by a stable climate system, the scientists say in their 2022 warning.

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