Archive · 30 Dec 2025
Climate Activist Warns of Urgent Action Needed
An environmental activist is warning that we are running out of time to stop climate change.
They say we are using up our carbon budget very quickly, and if we don't act now, we will face serious problems soon.
The activist has helped set up Climate Clocks in many places to show how much time is left before we reach dangerous temperature levels.
These clocks are meant to wake people up and make them realize that we need to act right now.
The activist is worried that people and leaders are not taking the crisis seriously and are delaying action.
They believe we need to act with urgency and courage to prevent irreversible damage to our planet.
The world is rapidly depleting its carbon budget, with 1.3 million kg of CO₂ emitted every second.
Climate Clocks are installed globally to show the countdown to critical global warming thresholds.
Over 1000 Climate Clocks have been installed in India by the Energy Swaraj Foundation.
The activist warns that governments and corporations are setting net-zero targets too far in the future.
Immediate action is needed to cut fossil fuel subsidies, limit industrial emissions, and reshape economies.
- Who
- Environmental activist and the Energy Swaraj Foundation
- What
- A warning about the urgent need for climate action and the installation of Climate Clocks
- When
- Present and near future
- Where
- Global, with specific mentions of installations in New York, Berlin, Seoul, Glasgow, Rome, and India
- Why
- To raise awareness about the limited time left to prevent dangerous global warming thresholds
- Carbon Emission Rate
- 1.3 million kg of CO₂ per second
- Tree Absorption Rate
- 800-1000 kg of CO₂ in 25-30 years
- Climate Clock Purpose
- Counts down time to critical global warming thresholds
- Climate Clock Locations
- New York, Berlin, Seoul, Glasgow, Rome, and other cities
- Climate Clock Installations in India
- Over 1000 in schools, colleges, offices, and public spaces