Earth Day

[DaneA]

The climate is / always has been changing. It's a component of the ecology. Altering the ecology in any way usually alters more of the ecology and air currents in the region. Pakistan is a classic example of human-induced climate change in that it hacked down about 70% of its forestry from the 70s onward. Now it's victim of copious floods, landslides and so on.
The problem is that the change is now accelerating. But if we stopped every ecologically distructive action now, the ecology would probably take upwards of 100 years to reach a new homeostasis.

[ajay00]

Originally Posted by Starman

People say we have to save the Earth but I believe it is the human species which needs saving.

Actually around 70 per cent of the world's wildlife and fauna has declined as well.

https://www.popsci.com/environment/l...rcent-decline/

https://www.theguardian.com/environm...rt-reveals-aoe

So I would prioritize the remaining 30 percent of wildlife and fauna over or alongside the human species.

[green1]

Originally Posted by Starman

People say we have to save the Earth but I believe it is the human species which needs saving.

I agree with you Starman that it is the mankind that needs saving. Mankind needs so much love. (sorry ajay00 :-)

[God-Like]

Originally Posted by Altair

That's because there are too many cows, whom require space (to grow their food) as well.

I am sure that in some areas this is the case. There is however a broader agenda ongoing at the moment that effects most farmers. Protests are rife. There is a squeeze to force farmers out and be brought out by governments and the global elites. Sounds crazy to some, but there are real facts out there backing up what's going on.

Funnily enough this YouTube clip posted the other day say's it better.

There's plenty of climate change videos out there too which is backed up by facts which don't get an airing on mainstream news.

I suppose just like those that believed in the mainstreams view of getting vaccinated will have the truth on climate control come by some day.

The worrying thing is that when it does, nothing much will change I dare say.

Video link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8R41mbOL9Q


x daz x

[Altair]

Modern farming can be very unsustainable, especially large animal farms. Various governments understand this now, there are limits to perpetual growth. So they come up with plans to shrink the sector, have less cows, pigs etc. These modern farmers then start to protest, demanding there be no such changes made. And the large companies, whom distribute the products, back them and find political power in regressive right wing parties. And people then buy the sentiment of “the poor farmer”, when as a matter of fact these very same sectors are super rich.