Global population exceeds Earth's regenerative capacity. How can this be fixed?
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I see what you're saying cdelena - On the broadest scope of things, human life on the planet Earth is barely a blip on the radar screen. I suppose the scope I'm working with is both environmental harmony and human happiness together. In that sense it just seems obvious to me that we're headed up shit creek in a speed boat.
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Originally posted by Lee355
[B]I'm not so sure nature can take care of it. Like nuclear weapons, the agricultural & industrial revolutions are man made and are the direct cause of overpopulation. Nature doesn't have a defense against a nuclear winter, and it just seems logical to me that there's a limited supply of what humans need to survive. I'm not just talking about oil. Plant & animal life, the atmosphere, richness of the soil for farming ( I never researched this one in particular so don't flame
) all affect life on this planet directly.
[B]I'm not so sure nature can take care of it. Like nuclear weapons, the agricultural & industrial revolutions are man made and are the direct cause of overpopulation. Nature doesn't have a defense against a nuclear winter, and it just seems logical to me that there's a limited supply of what humans need to survive. I'm not just talking about oil. Plant & animal life, the atmosphere, richness of the soil for farming ( I never researched this one in particular so don't flame
) all affect life on this planet directly.
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