“Earth Down” editorial

With this cover story we start here to talk about climate change and put a face to the problem.
The two models represent global warming and human beings.
The square mirror cube represents the EARTH. By observing, listening and acting around the Earth, we can perceive that our planet is challenged by the circumstances around it. Human beings tend to downplay the problem, for a number of complex reasons. Firstly, the often slow and gradual nature of disaster can make it difficult to perceive the consequences immediately, leading to a sense of denial or indifference.
Economic and political issues then strongly influence public perceptions and priorities, with some sectors likely to feel threatened by the measures needed to address the problem. Misinformation and the spread of myths about climate change also contribute to confusion and doubt among people.
Also, the phenomenon of cognitive dissonance can lead individuals to ignore or downplay information that conflicts with their lifestyle or personal beliefs. Combating this tendency requires a HUGE joint effort to increase awareness, education and effective communication on climate change risks and solutions.

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Photography Genevieve Charbonneau c/o FUZE REPS

Style Patou c/o Humankind Management

Hair Style, Makeup Jess Cohen c/o Humankind Management

Models Sara Ruba c/o Humankind Management & Nicoline c/o Next Canada

Post Production Marie-Michele Hayeur