When the limits of resources rewrite our societies: act now

The shortage and over-exploitation of these natural resources already affect billions of people and could concern 5 billion human beings by 2050. Climate change, population growth, and pollution exacerbate this crisis. It is essential to act to preserve these vital and natural resources.

Renewable energies, such as solar and wind, are a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels, such as oil and coal, which pollute and deplete resources. They offer a sustainable solution to combat climate change and preserve the environment.

Social disparities between countries make them more vulnerable to resource crises. Wealthy countries fare better, while the poor suffer more, as seen during the 2008 food crisis that affected 100 million people.