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(De) Human Future
The document outlines the economic impact and victim statistics of natural disasters over five years, highlighting the significant increases in damages and afflicted individuals worldwide. It emphasizes the urgent need for humanity to make critical decisions regarding climate change and future living conditions. The text also advocates for collaboration among diverse teams to foster innovation and understanding through differences.
(De) Human Future
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- 4. – William Lund "Westudy the past to understand the present; we understand the present to guide the future."
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- 9. TOP NATURAL DISASTERS BYECONOMIC DAMAGE
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- 18. 376 natural triggereddisasters Economic damages US$ 70.3 billion 110.3 million victims worldwide
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- 31. 342 natural triggereddisasters Economic damages US$ 154 billion 564.4 million victims worldwide
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- 38. 335 natural triggereddisasters Economic damages US$ 334 billion 96 million victims worldwide
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- 45. 315 natural triggereddisasters Economic damages US$ 132 billion 68.5 million victims worldwide
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- 48. Typhoon Jebi Typhoon Jebi TyphoonJebi Typhoon Jebi
- 55. 409 natural triggereddisasters Economic damages US$ 231 billion ~+45 million victims worldwide
- 58. –Christiana Figueres “How weaddress the Earth’s changing climate in the next 30 years will determine not only the world we live in but the world we will pass on to our children and theirs”
- 60. –Greta Thunberg “Humanity isnow standing at a crossroads. We must now decide which path we want to take. How do we want the future living conditions for all living species to be like?”
- 68. “Interdisciplinary and diverseteams with expanded perspectives, that constantly reexamine facts and remain objective”
- 77. –Margaret Heffernan “No ideais born fully formed. It emerges a little bit as a child is born, kind of messy and confused, but full of possibilities. And it's only through the generous contribution, faith and challenge that they achieve their potential”
- 80. “Greek maieutikos ofmidwifery”
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- 86. –Rabindranath Tagore “… letus unite, not in spite of our differences, but through them. For differences can never be wiped away, and life would be so much the poorer without them. Let all human races keep their own personalities, and yet come together, not in a uniformity that is dead, but in a unity that is living”
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