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Scary to even contemplate octoberlib Oct 2017 #1
Spiecies of all kinds of creatures are being wiped out and made extinct democratisphere Oct 2017 #2
Case in point tecelote Oct 2017 #13
I know. The next Armageddon on Earth rests squarely on the shoulders of huMANs. democratisphere Oct 2017 #15
Just wait until the nukes come out. roamer65 Oct 2017 #21
I keep saying within a month. The only reason it hasnt happened is Eliot Rosewater Oct 2017 #52
Kick for exposure! red dog 1 Oct 2017 #3
Our turn will come. We already see it in increased illness, Irish_Dem Oct 2017 #4
Off to the greatest page for visibility malaise Oct 2017 #5
I was out on the highway in farm country the other day... Gidney N Cloyd Oct 2017 #6
It really is astounding. gvstn Oct 2017 #7
when was the last time ... donotpissoffacow Oct 2017 #8
I live in Lake County about 100 miles north of San Francisco. Mr.Bill Oct 2017 #11
Plenty here in Florida ornotna Oct 2017 #12
I've been able to sit out on my back deck in the evening, in the middle of farm country, sagesnow Oct 2017 #9
Some insects and bugs are growing in numbers due to Climate Change too. BigmanPigman Oct 2017 #10
There are simply way too many people in the world Yupster Oct 2017 #14
We need to start providing financial incentives for birth control and abortion. roamer65 Oct 2017 #22
And pile on taxes if they have more than replacement donotpissoffacow Oct 2017 #25
But we're not the problem Yupster Oct 2017 #29
By the raw numbers you are correct. By carbon footprint SaintLouisBlues Oct 2017 #33
Yeah, so what happens when the one billion Yupster Oct 2017 #38
We're fucked either way, but don't pretend the Western lifestyle is not the problem. SaintLouisBlues Oct 2017 #40
It's just arithmetic Yupster Oct 2017 #41
Do you seriously think... donotpissoffacow Oct 2017 #34
Demography is destiny Yupster Oct 2017 #36
Is anyone paying the people of Yupster Oct 2017 #30
It is not about the shear numbers, it is about resource usage per capita. SaintLouisBlues Oct 2017 #39
It's multiplication Yupster Oct 2017 #42
I did not propose a solution. I don't think there are any realistic ones. SaintLouisBlues Oct 2017 #43
There is only one solution Yupster Oct 2017 #44
Don't worry, that is going to happen. donotpissoffacow Oct 2017 #53
The sixth great mass extinction... Locut0s Oct 2017 #16
Noticed this earlier this summer cilla4progress Oct 2017 #17
Here's something you can do NJCher Oct 2017 #18
We have had the pleasure of doing this missingthebigdog Oct 2017 #20
that makes me so happy to hear NJCher Oct 2017 #55
There's good reason to be suspicious of insecticides. hunter Oct 2017 #19
The excessive use of Roundup on our food crops is obscene - messing with our bodies & the bees too! womanofthehills Oct 2017 #37
Parts Per Billion Major Nikon Oct 2017 #45
It must be cow farts. roamer65 Oct 2017 #23
"We are part of the natural world." Plucketeer Oct 2017 #24
Yourself. donotpissoffacow Oct 2017 #31
We're an anomaly, a genetic burp in the natural world. defacto7 Oct 2017 #26
Every life form is an anomaly. Plucketeer Oct 2017 #27
Roaches, ants, jellyfish, dinosaurs, sharks, flies, bees defacto7 Oct 2017 #35
So sharks Plucketeer Oct 2017 #46
Well, you sure missed the point of that one. defacto7 Oct 2017 #48
OK then Plucketeer Oct 2017 #49
As part of the natural world quaker bill Oct 2017 #28
Tools have gotten us ways donotpissoffacow Oct 2017 #32
Sadly Plucketeer Oct 2017 #50
Each and every one of us believes... donotpissoffacow Oct 2017 #54
K&R. Dark n Stormy Knight Oct 2017 #47
mother nature usuallu has a way to correct a problem, perhaps in 100yrs humans won't be causing one beachbum bob Oct 2017 #51
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