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Could humans really destroy all life on our planet?

Quote: TrackDay No matter how green we go, we will still end up impacting the planet. With population only rising since the advent of mankind, the only way to instill order is to maintain an order in society by generating jobs and a growing economy. Sadly, no matter what we do it will affect the planet. But no, never can it destroy all life. The very question of the origin of our universe and life is beyond us humans to understand. We are nothing but a tiny speck or dot in the greater sense of ...
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Human Handiwork's Mass Exceeds World Lifeforms - The Good Men Project

The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. Human Handiwork’s Mass Exceeds World Lifeforms Human handiwork, all we’ve produced, now outweighs the plants and animals evolved over 3 billion years: a global takeover. By Tim Radford Our domination of the planet may have just reached a new level: human handiwork now probably surpass...
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WHOSE THE FAULT: PLASTIC OR MAN?

Other photos... We are living in an era characterized by the consumerist voracity of man, who, due to his insatiable bulimia is completely altering the appearance of the planet: according to Prof. Ron Milo, an Israeli researcher of the Weizmann Institute of Science, the mass of industry-made materials equals the biomass, while the mass of our natural heritage has been practically reduced by almost half. In 2020, the global human-made mass surpassed all living biomass reaching 8 billion...
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Anthropogenic mass heaviest on Earth

updated: Dec 31 2020, 02:05 ist The year 2020 will be remembered, not just for corona pandemic casualties in the world, but also for another shocking but expected milestone that earth has reached in this year. Nature, an International multi-disciplinary science journal has published an interesting research paper by a group of scientists on, what weighs the earth most now, in its latest issue dated December 9, 2020. The findings earmark the year 2020 as the beginning of a dangerous phenomenon-- ...
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