The Future of Climate Action Is Bleak, But Don't Tune Out

A wildfire impacts several forests in the area on Sunday morning in New York State on Nov. 10, 2024. Photo by Kyle Mazza/NurPhoto via Reuters Connect

The next four years will be a climate train wreck. Trump and his ilk will dismantle as many policies and regulations as they can. Autocrats and newly influential far-right parties the world over will be emboldened to “drill baby, drill.” More parts of the world will burn, flood, and turn into desert. Refugees — who are treated with God’s passionate care in the Hebrew Bible — will be scorned, vilified, detained, and deported at borders and in global northern countries around the world. It will be painful. And yet, based on the patterns already in place, the world will do its best to look away.

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