Bunker de Zuck à Hawaï

I just read that Mark Zuckerberg, who has a net worth of $120 Billion, is investing a big chunk of his wealth to build a vast underground bunker system in Hawaii where he and his besties can ride out the upcoming apocalypse caused by the climate crisis. The story really set me thinking: If those of us who have dedicated ourselves to trying to prevent this same climate apocalypse had access to an additional $120 Billion, we could organize everyone into a huge consortium with an array of experts informing and working with thousands of NGOs and grassroots groups and millions of concerned people from around the world to employ and promote strategies supporting renewable and sustainable energy, transportation, architectural and infrastructure systems and organic plant-based alternatives to industrial agriculture. We could develop major local, regional and national media campaigns to pressure governments and other players to support and promote a cultural public shift toward a healthier, more compassionate and more sustainable future. I would much rather spend the rest of my days working to preserve our beautiful world than to slowing rot away in an underground bunker.