I think you’re not understanding the role humans have had on the biosphere and the rapid pace we have pumped hundreds of millions of years worth of stored carbon into the atmosphere in ~200 years.
Increased CO2 in the atmosphere is linked to many extinction events in the geological record. This is the fastest one to happen in earth’s history.
Almost nothing will be able to adapt in the timespan we have provided with what we’ve done in a nanosecond in geologic timescales.
200+ species are driven to extinction a day due to humans. This is the lowest amount it will ever be from now on.
I think you’re not understanding the role humans have had on the biosphere and the rapid pace we have pumped hundreds of millions of years worth of stored carbon into the atmosphere in ~200 years.
Increased CO2 in the atmosphere is linked to many extinction events in the geological record. This is the fastest one to happen in earth’s history.
Almost nothing will be able to adapt in the timespan we have provided with what we’ve done in a nanosecond in geologic timescales.
200+ species are driven to extinction a day due to humans. This is the lowest amount it will ever be from now on.