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In reply to the discussion: A giant insect ecosystem is collapsing due to humans. It's a catastrophe [View all]Yupster
(14,308 posts)44. There is only one solution
The population of the earth needs to be dramatically reduced.
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A giant insect ecosystem is collapsing due to humans. It's a catastrophe [View all]
donotpissoffacow
Oct 2017
OP
I know. The next Armageddon on Earth rests squarely on the shoulders of huMANs.
democratisphere
Oct 2017
#15
I've been able to sit out on my back deck in the evening, in the middle of farm country,
sagesnow
Oct 2017
#9
We need to start providing financial incentives for birth control and abortion.
roamer65
Oct 2017
#22
We're fucked either way, but don't pretend the Western lifestyle is not the problem.
SaintLouisBlues
Oct 2017
#40
It is not about the shear numbers, it is about resource usage per capita.
SaintLouisBlues
Oct 2017
#39
I did not propose a solution. I don't think there are any realistic ones.
SaintLouisBlues
Oct 2017
#43
The excessive use of Roundup on our food crops is obscene - messing with our bodies & the bees too!
womanofthehills
Oct 2017
#37
mother nature usuallu has a way to correct a problem, perhaps in 100yrs humans won't be causing one
beachbum bob
Oct 2017
#51