If you care about social justice, then do all you can to address climate change
If you care about peace, then do all you can to address climate change
If you care about animal welfare, then do all you can to address climate change
If you care about human rights, then do all you can to address climate change
If you care about racial equality, then do all you can to address climate change
If you care about eradicating poverty, then do all you can to address climate change
If you care about human health, then do all you can to address climate change
If you care about hunger, then do all you can to address climate change
If you care about homelessness, then do all you can to address climate change
If you care about children, then do all you can to address climate change
If you care about women’s rights, then do all you can to address climate change
If you care about the rights of LGBTQ persons, then do all you can to address climate change
If you care about biodiversity, then do all you can to address climate change
If you care about future generations, then do all you can to address climate change
If we do not do all we can to address climate change; there will be less peace, less social justice, more animal suffering, more threats to human rights, more poverty, less racial equality, lower quality healthcare, more hunger, more homelessness, greater suffering for children, less flourishing for persons who are LGBTQ, fewer opportunities for women, less biodiversity, and greater suffering for future generations of all life.
If you care about climate change, then work for social justice
If you care about climate change, then work for peace
If you care about climate change, then work for well being of all life
If you care about climate change, then work for the rights of all persons
If you care about climate change, then work for racial equality
If you care about climate change, then work for eradicating poverty
If you care about climate change, then work for access for quality healthcare for all persons
If you care about climate change, then work to end hunger
If you care about climate change, then work to end homelessness
If you care about climate change, then work for the well being of children
If you care about climate change, then work for equal rights for women
If you care about climate change, then work for the equal rights of persons who are LGBTQ
If you care about climate change, then work to save the diversity of life on our planet
If you care about climate change, then live in such a way that future generations of all life may flourish
If we do not work for social justice, peace, the well being of all life, the rights of all persons, racial equality, the eradicating of poverty, quality healthcare for all, ending hunger, ending homelessness, the well being of children, equal rights for women, equal rights for persons who are LGBTQ, preserving biodiversity, and the flourishing of future generations of all life; then the planet we save by addressing climate change will be so diminished in value that it will not be the flourishing home it can be for all life and for ages to come.
One World House - Mark Davies 
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It’s all one big ball of wax…! Our wax.
the stats for climatic changes are indeed quite alarming..this will create some awareness in society, i think
Apologies for commenting so long after this post…I just now ran across your blog. I was looking at your tagged topics and was surprised to not find any mention of veganism there. In this post there are multiple statements about climate change but none about the amount of damage done to the climate by the practice of animal agriculture. Am I overlooking something?
If so, my apologies, if not…could you write a bit about why?
Thanks.
Veganelder, you are so very correct to point out how the practice of animal agriculture has been horrible for the environment and one of the key factors contributing to climate change. I have mentioned this quite a bit in my classes and some on facebook, but it requires much more attention in my writings on this blog. Thank you for pointing that out to me. Gratefully, Mark.