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In Climate Change: Protect the Life on Earth, author Nikhil delivers a bold and eye-opening critique of modern human behavior and its devastating impact on the planet. This book reveals how climate change is not just a scientific issue — it’s a moral and existential crisis fueled by excessive consumption, vanity, and disregard for other living beings. Through powerful insights and raw truth, the book explores how humanity’s obsession with luxury, wealth, and societal status has led to the destruction of ecosystems and the extinction of countless species. From the overconsumption of meat and animal flesh to the relentless pursuit of bigger homes, more cars, and material possessions, the author exposes how these choices are not just unsustainable — they are deadly. The book challenges readers to confront the uncomfortable reality: that our desire to show off, impress others, and live beyond our needs is costing the Earth its life. It calls for deep self-awareness and conscious living, urging individuals to reflect on what they eat, what they consume, and why they consume it. Climate Change: Protect the Life on Earth is not just a warning — it’s a call to action. It invites readers to shift from ego-driven lifestyles to mindful, compassionate choices that honor all forms of life. With urgency and clarity, the book shows that protecting the planet begins with protecting our values — choosing simplicity over excess, empathy over indulgence, and sustainability over status.