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The climate tipping point is about interconnected risks—ice melt, ocean currents, and biodiversity loss reinforcing each other. Crossing one threshold risks triggering others, creating cascading instability. Yet, it's also a call to action: by embedding resilience into infrastructure, energy, and policy, we can slow or prevent the worst outcomes. The tipping point isn't just a warning; it's a reminder that decisive, collective action today can reshape the trajectory of tomorrow.

I believe we have already passed a behavioral tipping point well before the environmental one. So much of the climate math hinges on an assumption that humans will right the ship in time. But we continue to design and build systems that rely on disposables: throwaway tech, disposable infrastructure and wishful thinking about resource recovery. When 96% of solar panels are landfilled after 25 years, it doesn't matter how "clean" the energy was at the front end... the back end breaks the model. NATHAN ARBITMAN Chief Commercial Officer, OnePlanet Solar Recycling https://www.1planetrecycling.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanarbitman/