We are inundated these days with ominous news on the extent and pace of climate change

gettyimages-1083535672-594x594 — BRUSSELS, BELGIUM - JANUARY 17: Students stage a protest against the government's climate policies in Brussels, Belgium on January 17, 2019. (Photo by Dursun Aydemir/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)

Wherever you look today on social media, television or if you open a magazine, there is something to see that relates to the climate change in the world. We get an avalanche of information that we have to dig through ourselves to filter out the real and the fake news … this is already a day job in itself for most people.

In addition, there is much debate about climate change, while the real focus should be on solutions that are proposed by various projects that are being rolled out worldwide. But because of all the information overload, they get a bit snowed down and many good projects go out like a night candle.

We are inundated these days with ominous news on the extent and pace of climate change and the associated predictions of the looming catastrophe it carries with it — the ubiquitous planetary cry of the next generation who will soon inherit the Earth. A rallying cry seemingly to “save […]