Why this mission
I choose to walk rather then taking transport because in a world driven by speed, emissions, and consumption, I chose to slow down — to walk — as a symbol of what we urgently need: A shift from carbon emitting to carbon neutral.
Climate change is not just about the environment. It’s about people—our health, our food, our homes, our future. It affects everyone, everywhere, it’s a human crisis. It’s already harming millions of people around the world.
- People are dying from extreme heat.
- Farmers are losing their crops because of droughts and oods.
- Families are being forced from their homes by rising seas and wildres.
- Diseases are spreading faster in a warmer world.
- And mental health is breaking down as people live in fear of what’s coming.
- Forests are burning, Coral reefs are dying from ocean heat and acidication.
- Wetlands, rivers, glaciers, and mountains are changing faster than specie can adapt.
- Climate change forces animals to migrate or die.
- Species are going extinct quietly, one by one.
- Food chains are being disrupted, leading to species starvation.
- the rhythm of nature is breaking down — and with it, the survival of life.
- Trees and oceans used to absorb CO₂, helping balance the atmosphere, now with rising temperatures and damage, they are becoming less effective. In some places, forests are releasing carbon through res, not storing it.