Yet more of the same nonsense, find me a single climate scientist who is predicting the end of the world? Of course the world will survive it is man kind and our current way of life that is at risk.
Most other animals are kept in check from over population by the food or other resources running out and the same will likely happen to humans.
I’d imagine that was the case in the times of homo erectus but those who could adapt, survived and evolved.
I think it will be inevitable that there will be a collapse of civilisation at some point in the future with the rate the global population is increasing, the only way around it is if we can invent our way out of it.
How have people still not got this, the ‘just stop oil’ campaign isn’t about stopping the production of oil tomorrow it is about stopping the licensing of new exploration, currently the world has enough oil resources already tapped to enable the transition.
The argument is that the changes are nothing like fast enough, the previous government stopped all onshore wind, issued loads of new drilling licenses and gave permission for a new coal mine all while withering over new nuclear plants, not pushing through planning for national grid upgrades and failing to offer any incentives for insulating houses, installing solar etc etc. yes things are happening but at nothing like a fast enough rate. You can disagree with the methods just stop oil have used but they force this into the national conversation and stop it being quietly brushed back under the rug.
Because we are the first species to have evolved to the point where we understand what is happening and have the opportunity to do something about it. The dinosaurs and Neanderthals were passengers we are the pilots of our own demise
Unfortunately though, the conversation for most people is what a bunch of ***** JSO are , due to their methods, rather than the wider debate
I often wonder what the planet would be like if the asteroid hadnt hit. Would it still be populated with giant reptiles, would they have developed into bipedal reptilians, become more intelligent and built civilizations, would they have died out and been replaced by mammals anyway or insectoids, would all life eventually have died out and it would be a lifeless rock. Quite interesting what path the world could have taken.Dinos roamed for about 230m years, humans and ancestors about 6m?
Maybe nature should take control
No they have put the cause back by a long way. Climate change is known about by most people and accepted by almost everyone. But these idiots actively turn people off supporting the change we need. They cause resistance when we need agreement and cooperation.
