The greening of the planet isn't indicative of health. When water shortages and lack of snow melting dries up rivers, the land changes. Warming and acidification of the oceans hits offshore too. This is expected to be noticeable from the 2030's.
Ecology needs a balance. Life overall is pretty resilient, but the changes are faster and more impactful than over millions of years.
It's not like we take notice how much destruction humans do, but interesting any rationale is used to justify it, rather than address root causes.
Not against optimism, just that these temporary effects obscures what's really happening.
Ecology needs a balance. Life overall is pretty resilient, but the changes are faster and more impactful than over millions of years.
It's not like we take notice how much destruction humans do, but interesting any rationale is used to justify it, rather than address root causes.
Not against optimism, just that these temporary effects obscures what's really happening.