Global warming close to becoming irreversible-scientists | Reuters
I find this appalling, at least in a British society where climate change is taught in schools, where people understand the concepts of carbon footprint, and in so many Western countries who are part of the UN, and further afield. A recent report discovered that if every person on Earth lived like the average UK citizen, we would actually need three Earth's to sustain us. I imagine since the US food wastage rate is about 40%, and carbon footprint is about 25% of Earth's, that five or six Earth's might be needed.
Amazon Deforestation: Timelapse - YouTube
This deforestation video shows how about 15% of the Amazon has been deforested in the last 15 years. This is another big issue.
Anyone living in the UK should read the Green's Manifesto, because this is all now becoming very serious, irreversibly so. I read yesterday on National Geographic that extinction is happening 1000 times faster because of humans, too. I don't understand how the powers that be can be happy with making a superficial effort against climate change, teaching it in schools while simultaneously undermining the progress of climatic solutions in practice.
I find this appalling, at least in a British society where climate change is taught in schools, where people understand the concepts of carbon footprint, and in so many Western countries who are part of the UN, and further afield. A recent report discovered that if every person on Earth lived like the average UK citizen, we would actually need three Earth's to sustain us. I imagine since the US food wastage rate is about 40%, and carbon footprint is about 25% of Earth's, that five or six Earth's might be needed.
Amazon Deforestation: Timelapse - YouTube
This deforestation video shows how about 15% of the Amazon has been deforested in the last 15 years. This is another big issue.
Anyone living in the UK should read the Green's Manifesto, because this is all now becoming very serious, irreversibly so. I read yesterday on National Geographic that extinction is happening 1000 times faster because of humans, too. I don't understand how the powers that be can be happy with making a superficial effort against climate change, teaching it in schools while simultaneously undermining the progress of climatic solutions in practice.
