Climate change is real and the consequences will be catastrophic, however humanity will survive. However the loss of nature on land and marine life in the oceans is much more serious. Most of Nature will be wiped out by 2045, and we enter the 6th mass extinction, unless we can make the world a toxic free zone of chemicals and plastic.
The IPCC Synthesis Report shows that #climatechange is a threat to human well-being and planetary health. There is a rapidly closing window of opportunity to secure a liveable & sustainable future for all. The […]
If humanity is to survive the next 20 years we have to clean up the mess 80% of the world has no pollution control or effluent treatment, a 1000 time
he Earth is now beyond the safety limits, not in 100 years but over the next 10 to 20 years everything is going to start to crash. Climate change would
New report states most Oceanic plastic pollution is from the fishing industry https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2023-07-13-new-study-finds-plastic-pollution-be-almost-ubiquitous-across-coral-reefs-mostly From the report "Human-derived plastic pollution was found on the most remote and pristine coral reefs, such
Why is most of the plastic washing up on beaches or floating in the world's oceans clear, blue, or white? This question was raised by Antoinette Vermilye (she/her) vermilye Plastic will break
According to Google AI (Bard) I asked the following questions about the survival of humanity 1. When will 90% of all wildlife be lost to the world? If the current
Synthetic fertilizers and pesticides are now being encapsulated in plastic for slow release. Plastic is toxic to animals and plants and will destroy the soil biome. How unbelievably stupid can
This is going to reduce oxygen tension and redox potential, increase biological activity, reduce alkalinity, cause all organisms serious stress, and set up a cascade of destabilisation of the system.
UK Chief Scientist John Beddington’s argument that the world faces a ‘perfect storm’ of global events by 2030 With ghastly futures of widespread ecosystem collapse and ‘domino effects on sustainability
Deforestation in the Amazon causes climate disruption in Northern Europe, pollution in Central America, and could wipe out 25% of all marine life in the Atlantic Ocean. Deforestation in the
