Will The Earth Have the Final Word?

We may argue over politics, but the future demands action now!

Look at what politics has made of us. Everywhere you turn, there is hatred, division and venom. We have become so consumed by political battles that we have lost sight of the far greater catastrophe unfolding before our eyes.

Humanity’s greatest problem is not a narcissistic president, nor the hollow spectacle of a gilded medal for peace.

It is the slow death of this beautiful planet we call home. And while we argue, rage and take sides, the powerful and obscenely wealthy continue to line their pockets as though there were no tomorrow, as though the generations who come after us simply do not matter.

They will inherit what we leave behind. And what are we leaving them? A wounded Earth. A poisoned future. A world stripped of its beauty, its balance and, perhaps, its ability to sustain life.


We cannot afford this silence and distraction any longer. We must look past petty partisan warfare and demand accountability from those in power. One day, there will be no political victory worth celebrating, no fortune left to spend and no medal shining brightly enough to distract us from the truth. The Earth will have the final word unless we choose, right now, to stand together and protect it, preventing our children’s children from paying the price for our lack of concern.

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Former diplomat and globetrotter, Dan Costinas is a versatile contemporary writer, translator, and editor. A true polyglot, he has authored and contributed to several dozen books spanning mainly fiction, essays, aphorisms, reviews and criticism, journalism, and poetry.

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