Naturism and climate change

Whether you understand it's real, or you say it's just a bit of different weather, climate change is real. If you don't agree, that's fine with me. We'll all die at some point.

After this uplifting message, I am trying to figure out if there are ways to convince the rest of the world (yes, start small) how naturism can actually help battling the ongoing problems. I understand how not buying and wearing clothes is only a small step, but every journey of a thousand miles, starts with the first. Lao Tzu already knew that.

It's probably getting more and more difficult to get through to people how nudity is a good thing. Times of hardship, like we're facing now, pushes people into conservatism, and that means clothes. Back to what's safe.

Another thing (apparently) is the 'pendulum' of how people live, are and think. Naturism was popular at the start of the 1900s, down after that, up around the 1960s and down again now. Which sucks, because with the weather of late in most places, naturism is one of the sensible answers to the questions how we can stop the deterioration of the climate.

Let's hope things become better before long. I am convinced something needs to happen, and that has to come from the big companies, the big polluters, and also the many in-duh-viduals who cruise around in their private jets.

Hate me for saying so, I'll gladly listen to you, but this is my story, and for now I'm sticking to it.