We have arrived at a decisive moment in history. In the name of development and progress, humans' relationship with the environment has gone beyond coexistence and cooperation, to exploitation and manipulation. Uncontrolled human intervention on the environment is pushing what was once a harmonious balance between humans and nature to a precarious tipping point, one that will decimate the environment and humankind along with it. Clear evidence of the degradation can already be seen at the furthest reaches of civilization, Antarctica. Now, citizens and states seek to tip the scales back to Earth’s favor. A global movement to reverse the…

We have arrived at a decisive moment in history. In the name of development and progress, humans' relationship with the environment has gone beyond coexistence and cooperation, to exploitation and manipulation. Uncontrolled human intervention on the environment is pushing what was once a harmonious balance between humans and nature to a precarious tipping point, one that will decimate the environment and humankind along with it. Clear evidence of the degradation can already be seen at the furthest reaches of civilization, Antarctica. Now, citizens and states seek to tip the scales back to Earth’s favor. A global movement to reverse the damage and repair the Earth needs to gain momentum, or we risk destroying the very conditions that have enabled mankind to prosper.