92-Year-Old Harvard Naturalist Hailed as Modern-Day Darwin Says We Can Still Stop Humanity's Downward Slope
The Harvard University scientist who has called for setting aside half the planet as a nature...
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The Harvard University scientist who has called for setting aside half the planet as a nature...
The Harvard University scientist who has called for setting aside half the planet as a nature preserve says the slope of human history will always be downward unless there is global cooperation to save existing species. Edward Wilson, a 92-year-old naturalist hailed as the Darwin of the 21st century, said humankind is not too polarized to save the planet, even as some of the world’s biggest polluters drag their feet on cutting carbon emissions and arresting global warming. He sees preventing catastrophic climate change — the aim of UN climate talks starting in Glasgow, Scotland, on Sunday ...
The Harvard University scientist who has called for setting aside half the planet as a nature preserve says the slope of human history will always be downward unless there is global cooperation to save existing species. Edward Wilson, a 92-year-old naturalist hailed as the Darwin of the 21st century, said humankind is not too polarized to save the planet, even as some of the world’s biggest polluters drag their feet on cutting carbon emissions and arresting global warming. He sees preventing catastrophic climate change — the aim of UN climate talks starting in Glasgow, Scotland, on Sunday ...
BOSTON, Oct 27 —The Harvard University scientist who has called for setting aside half the planet as a nature preserve says the slope of human history will always be downward unless there is global cooperation to save existing species. Edward O. Wilson, a 92-year old naturalist hailed as the...
Edward O. Wilson, a 92-year old naturalist hailed as the Darwin of the 21st century, said humankind is not too polarised to save the planet.