Around the 14th century, the Italian Renaissance marked a shift in humanism from a God-centered worldview to emphasize the notions of individuality, intellectual freedom, and a Human-based perspective of life. The period brought out glorious might and power among all humans, and emphasis was placed on human growth, individual expression, and intellectuality. However, given the current circumstances threatening the well-being of the Earth, climate crises significantly challenge humanism. They call for undivided attention on the environment, more so than on the human. Consequently, climate…