The urgency surrounding the reality of climate change is no longer novel. As sea levels rise, the greenhouse effect manifests at an alarming rate and various species cease to exist, the harsh ‘side-effects’ of enabling behaviour becomes inescapable. In 2018 the UN assured the planet in a report, that by lowering the global climate to 1.5ºC environmental disaster would soon be avoided, however not solved (Special Climate Report). In order to meet this climate mark, the world would collectively have to reimagine its approach to living – the task is no longer negotiable but rather necessary…