environmentalism

  • In a world where poverty deepens, corruption thrives, and exploitation goes unchecked, neutrality is often mistaken for innocence. But when injustice unfolds in plain sight, choosing to say nothing is itself a choice — one that allows broken systems to remain unchallenged and those in power to act without accountability. This post explores how silence…

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  • Beneath our feet, the Earth is being hollowed out at an unprecedented rate, its veins stripped of coal, lithium, gold and rare earths to feed an insatiable corporate machine. What began as a quest for resources to power human progress has mutated into a relentless cycle of extraction, consumption, and destruction, leaving behind scarred landscapes,…

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  • We can be beauty

    We could learn to be more like nature Peaceful giving but strong in defence, Nurturing all but resisting exploitation Peaceful like a still lake or babbling brook, We could grow and bloom into beauty We can also aid others to also grow, Rooted in earth, rooted in knowledge Like nature we share goodness with all,…

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  • Human obscenity

    Across spectrums of light and air we converse With universal voices that come to traverse The knowledge of our humans kind And what they witness must make them blind The way in which we assualt different races And leave battlefields and ruined cities in traces And they way we rape, pillage and strip our environment…

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  • From Ashes to Alarm: How Global Forest Fires Expose the Rising Threat of Climate Change and How Much Worse It Could Get

    From the charred hills of California to the smoke-choked skies over Australia and the smoldering depths of the Amazon, forest fires are no longer seasonal disasters — they are a global alarm bell ringing louder with each passing year. Once considered isolated natural events, these infernos have grown in frequency, intensity, and scale, turning millions…

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  • We reap what we sow

    We rape our environment of all it’s resources but at times it fights back destroying everything we built and yet we do not cotton on, and keep repeating our mistakes, and then wonder why there’s a rise in forest fires and earthquakes.

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  • Across the globe, a quiet but alarming shift is taking place: the very voices that rise up to protect our planet and advocate for human dignity are being met with increasingly aggressive resistance. From legal intimidation and restrictive legislation to physical threats, the space for civic action is shrinking at an unprecedented rate. While environmental…

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  • Nature and I

    I cried and the tears fell on barren land Yet because the land felt my heartbreak, It produced a bright red love shaped flower Because nature is us and we are nature, So in nature we must protect and trust.

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  • We know who’s in the Epstein files so is not time for arrests Let’s get the victims in the stand regardless of how the perpetrators protest It’s time to finally clean house and lock the predators away No matter how much power and wealth they may possess, let’s make justice great again.

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  • Turning the Tide: The Urgent Need to Restore Our Global Waterways

    Our planet’s lifeblood is quietly running dry, and the vibrant ecosystems that rely on our rivers, lakes, and oceans are facing an unprecedented crisis. From the plastic-choked currents of our deepest seas to the chemical-laden runoff tainting our freshwater veins, the degradation of our global waterways is no longer a distant threat—it is a present-day…

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