Today, we will advocate for climate activism that does not involve the destruction of property is crucial because it ensures that the focus remains on the pressing issue of environmental preservation rather than causing divisive and counterproductive reactions. Destroying property, particularly artworks and cultural heritage, alienates potential supporters and undermines the message of urgency and responsibility that climate activists aim to convey. Artists of the past, whose works are often targeted, have no direct connection to modern climate change issues. Their art serves as a reflection of historical and cultural contexts, enriching our understanding of human experience. We can promote effective and inclusive climate action by engaging in constructive discourse and collaborative problem-solving. This approach fosters solidarity and drives positive change, allowing us to address the root causes of climate change while respecting and preserving our shared cultural heritage. Let’s discuss!