"Atmospheric Jar"

Solving the problem of climate change is massively complex BUT . . .

I invite you to look at these 6 images to see

                              yourself

                                                      the earth

                                                                            and the air

                                                                                                    in a whole new way.

The question that will be answered by what we do or by what we do not do is: 

What is the world we will leave our children . . . their children . . . and all of humanity after we’re gone?

Scientists say the observable universe is 95 billion light years in diameter.

One light year is almost 6 trillion miles. While the observable universe 

is unimaginably immense . . .

this tiny blue dot

in that immense universe

is our HOME 

Imagine the skin of an apple.

Look at the thin blue line just between the horizon and black space in the next image.

The air you and I must breathe to stay alive, by comparison

is

thinner

than the skin

of

that apple!

Imagine our planet,

the only home you have,

is encased

in an “atmospheric jar."

You

and I,

and our children,

              are in the jar with things that emit pollutions 

that  will continue to impact the air we  breathe for 100s, even 1,000s of years.   

For decades smokers conned themselves into believing that filling their lungs with tar and nicotine would not kill them. Many of them have woken up and stopped!