Nepal: "Change at the geological level is slow and man is standardizing everything with his existence"Photo by DANIEL QUEIROZ on Pexels
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Nepal: "Change at the geological level is slow and man is standardizing everything with his existence"

Now29 August 2026 at 17:54

In the NOW program, José Filipe Pinto addressed the impact of climate change and human action on natural phenomena. The intervention took place in the context of a news program broadcast, where environmental issues related to Nepal were discussed.

The commentator highlighted that change at the geological level is a slow process, while the human being is standardizing everything with his existence. This idea suggests a critique of the way human activities are rapidly altering natural processes that traditionally occur over millions of years.

José Filipe Pinto focused his analysis on the relationship between climate change and human intervention in ecosystems. The comment was presented as a reflection on the acceleration of planetary transformations caused by contemporary human activity.

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