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Maybe because it's too little too late and it can't stop the ever growing pressures of overpopulation. But then since each degree of climate change adds a signi
by singularity2001 4y ago
Maybe because it's too little too late and it can't stop the ever growing pressures of overpopulation. But then since each degree of climate change adds a significant 7% humidity to the atmosphere, I have a faint hope that one year a torrential rain will turn the sahara into a green savanna again.
- danaris 4y agoNeither our planet in general, nor its comfortably-livable surface area, are overpopulated in the aggregate. We have enough resources to provide for everyone here now, and everyone likely to be here within the next several decades—at which point, according to the best predictions I've seen, overall population growth should be slowing or stopping.