The climate discussion is finally leading the news headlines everywhere. This is actually a good thing. It starts to get into the minds of people. That's what the movement needed. All of it was predicted 50 years ago already.

But now it's not only theory anymore. The news are full of real effects caused by the climate change. We have (now officially) the largest fires ever in Europe. Greece is the winner for now. We have century floods in Germany only some hundred kilometers away from draught and water shortage.

How will this look like in ten years? First we have to know that nothing we do or start doing now will stop that direction in such a short time. So the disasters will stay. They will even be bigger and more often. And the first areas in the world will become permnently damaged and uninhabitable.

So the impact on the society will become more direct. We will spend more money to repair whole damaged landscapes. And we will see governments fall apart and whole nations on the move.

But on the other hand, the topic will also wear down. Nobody will write about century floods anymore when we see one in the news every month. Remember the Ukrainian war? It's still ongoing, but it's just not that often in the news anymore. The same happened with other incidents in the past. So climate catastrophes will also become an everyday topic in Europe. We will get used to it, we will just put more effort in keeping the others who really suffer out of our comfortable home lands.

But at least, we finally do something against the cause and will work on our CO₂ emissions.