




Scientists warn that if we fail to limit global warming to 1.5°C by 2030, the world will face irreversible damage as several vicious feedback cycle will get activated — melting glaciers, rising seas, and collapsing ecosystems.
After nearly a decade of addressing the climate crisis, Acharya Prashant formally launched Operation 2030 in 2025 as a dedicated mission to act on the UN’s climate deadline.
Operation 2030 rests on a simple fact: the outer climate mirrors the inner one. When the mind is restless and greedy, it shows up as collapsing ecosystems. Real change begins when one looks within — at decisions about family, food, and consumption.
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The loss of glaciers disrupts freshwater sources for millions and threatens species that rely on cold, glacial habitats.
Source: climate.nasa.gov


Flooding destroys homes, infrastructure, and farmland, displaces communities, and causes loss of life. It spreads diseases, disrupts economies, and worsens climate change effects.
Source: climate.nasa.gov

Wildfires devastate ecosystems, threaten wildlife, and release carbon, fueling climate change. They also endanger lives, destroy property, and disrupt communities.
Source: climate.nasa.gov

Droughts cause water scarcity, crop failures, and food shortages, leading to economic instability, displacement, and worsened climate impacts.
Source: climate.nasa.gov









