• صاحب المنشور: إبتسام البوعناني
  
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  يجمع هذا النقاش مجموعة متنوعة من الآراء حول قضية تغير المناخ، حيث تؤكد مشاركات المتداخلين على ضرورة الاعتراف بتغير المناخ كتهديد أخلاقي وسياسي قبل كل شيء. يرى Rami29_497 أن تغيير المناخ يتجاوز كونها مشكلة بيئية ويتعلق بإعادة تنظيم النظام الاقتصادي والاجتماعي بأكمله. He suggests that global leadership is facing an unprecedented challenge and there's a need for long-term vision and change in consumption culture towards sustainable living. The delay, according to him, will only exacerbate the situation. Therefore, he calls for bold and revolutionary thinking steps to accelerate towards a safe and sustainable future.

The Sheriff agrees with this view, emphasizing on the strategic long-term vision needed along with comprehensive restructuring of the global economic and social system. Both agree that current leadership must move beyond traditional approaches and adopt a sustainable societal outlook. Fatima Bualhial acknowledges the significance of considering climate change as an ethical and political issue alongside its environmental aspect but points out that the ultimate decision lies with governments and political leaders who often prioritize short-term interests due to election pressures. This creates challenges despite calling for radical transformation.

Abdul Aziz Alqabeel contributes by addressing Fadwa's point about politics being restrictive, suggesting that individuals and community organizations should also exert pressure for sustainable policies and practices. Individual actions matter greatly when tackling climate change, making it clear that relying solely on authorities won't suffice. Finally, Muntather Attouati highlights how collective efforts from citizens, governments, and corporations are crucial in building a balanced and sustainable economy. Small actions can indeed make significant differences, echoing the wisdom stating that greatness begins with small deeds. As such, immediate action is imperative amidst the ongoing crisis.

This discussion underlines the importance of rethinking our relationship with nature, challenging conventional economic models, promoting sustainability, and fostering international cooperation. It stresses the urgency of initiating profound changes while acknowledging the complex dynamics involved at both macro (political) and micro (individual) levels.