That's a powerful message in that video. I notice it stops short of mentioning the likelihood of human species extinction.
It repeats the common statistic that the human population will grow to 9 billion. I think that extrapolation is incompatible with what we now know about the severity and rate of climate change.
True, Wonhyo, it's not explicit about human extinction but I think the implication is there. How could it not be?
I seriously doubt we will continue expanding the human population for much longer, as well.
But either way, it conveys the anguish we are all feeling at watching our beautiful Earth die, helpless to avert a loss that will take millions of years to replenish, if ever.
The best summation of the purpose of this blog is on the page linked to at the top, "Basic Premise" Beyond that, I post random thoughts and musings from Wit's End, a little farm I share with a dog, 2 indoor cats and 2 barn cats, a flying squirrel (Whippersnapper), Sun Conure (Bird), African Grey (Simon), a dozen chickens, a pair of peafowl, sundry koi in the pond, and various wildlife visitors, most notoriously among them, a voracious fox.
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That's a powerful message in that video. I notice it stops short of mentioning the likelihood of human species extinction.
It repeats the common statistic that the human population will grow to 9 billion. I think that extrapolation is incompatible with what we now know about the severity and rate of climate change.
True, Wonhyo, it's not explicit about human extinction but I think the implication is there. How could it not be?
I seriously doubt we will continue expanding the human population for much longer, as well.
But either way, it conveys the anguish we are all feeling at watching our beautiful Earth die, helpless to avert a loss that will take millions of years to replenish, if ever.
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