When you see how everything burns, consumes and disappears. When the nature suffers and you hear the desperate cry of creaking wood, trapped animals, and destroyed human settlements. When you are aware of the change that all this produces, of the immediate and long-term losses to humanity, when …

That’s when you are more aware that what we are losing is our future.

Fire is change and life, but we accelerate with our negligence the arrival of uncertainty for a future in which I do not know if we will be there. There may be life, but maybe we will not be there.