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I'm sure someone living in some smog ridden hellhole city might disagree, but that's a tiny tiny portion of Earth's livable landmass. Weather has been temperat
by furgooswft13 5y ago
I'm sure someone living in some smog ridden hellhole city might disagree, but that's a tiny tiny portion of Earth's livable landmass.
Weather has been temperate, rain plentiful, trees are (were) green and the birds are chirping. It did seem a bit hot last year but this year was much cooler in my area.
Take a walk outside, as far as you can away from human settlement. Nature is stunningly beautiful and does not care at all about human issues.
- simion314 5y agoI live in a village , there are for sure less insects, I rarely see butterflies anymore but don't trust me, there are scientists that put insect traps and measure things, (unless you believe on conspiracies of paid scientists by the green industry then you can continue to deny that things have gone worse.