Human industrial growth is systematically liquidating the natural ecosystems that are the habitat for humans and for all life. Earth is dying, one logged old-growth tree and tank of gasoline at a time, yet most environmental groups are shilling solutions that are inadequate and ill-conceived – such as logging old-growth forests to protect them. Nothing shows this better than Greenpeace and the Rainforest Action Network – in an age of mass extinction, abrupt climate change, and ecosystem collapse – wanting us to wipe our asses with toilet paper from "certified" old-growth forest pulp.
By Dr. Glen Barry, Ecological Internet
Earth Meanders come from Earth's Newsdesk
A profound lack of understanding exists, even amid the supposedly
radical environmental movement, of the seriousness of merging ecological
crises. If Gaia – the Earth System or biosphere – is alive, as science
has come to understand, then clearly she can die as key ecosystems are
destroyed and biogeochemical processes fail. To survive, much less
thrive, humanity must stop scraping Earth's land of life, spewing waste
into our air and water, and claiming it can all be certified as
sustainably done, while calling it "development."Industrial growth's destruction of ecosystems is undermining the habitability of the planet, threatening the maintenance of conditions necessary for life, by destroying the ecosystems required for a living planet. As key ecosystems are lost, indications are humanity will soon be going extinct, quite possibly taking the biosphere and all life with us.
