
From blazing infernos to underwater suburbs, 2025 wasnβt just hotβit was haute couture disaster. Wildfires, cyclones, and floods strutted down the global runway of ruin, racking up a tab that would make a billionaire blink. And while the planet burned, politicians did what they do best: made expensive promises for 2026 while sipping filtered glacier water at climate summits hosted in air-conditioned resorts.
π Climate Roulette: The House Always Wins (and You Always Pay) π°π₯
This yearβs disaster line-up played like a greatest-hits album of apocalyptic favorites: cyclones gutting coastlines like theyβre made of origami, floods drowning entire cities while weβre told to βstay resilient,β and wildfires turning forests into ashtray memories. The costs? Astronomical. The response? Another committee, another pledge, and yet another country promising net zero by a year that sounds like sci-fi.
Governments tiptoed through negotiations like it was a game of carbon-credit hopscotch, all while survivors shoveled mud out of their homes and counted the minutes until the next βunprecedentedβ event. Adaptation finance was the buzzwordβtranslation: weβll pay to maybe protect you next timeβ¦ if youβre lucky and politically useful.
Meanwhile, insurance companies are ghosting entire zip codes, leaving communities to DIY their recovery with duct tape and trauma. Billionaires are building bunkers, and the rest of us? We get wellness tips on staying calm during heatwaves that melt infrastructure. π§ββοΈπ₯
Because clearly, nothing says βclimate justiceβ like watching international leaders toast sustainability while climate refugees get boxed lunches and bureaucratic forms.
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Challenges
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Are we still pretending this is normal? Whoβs footing the bill when the next firestorm hits? When will βactionβ mean more than glossy pledges and carbon-neutral conferences? Drop your climate rage, sarcastic commentary, or brilliant fixes in the blog commentsβletβs burn through the B.S. together. πͺοΈπ¬
π Comment, like, and share this before the next flood takes out your Wi-Fi.
The best hot takes and fiery critiques will be published in the next issue. π₯π


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