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World politics again
Wow fuck that website. Was gonna read the article until every bit of real estate on my phone was covered by ads for their stupid app
Edit: I'm not downloading ad blocker. I'm on my phone and if the website sucks that bad then I don't need it. Even porn sites are better about ads. >

Even the websites are running out of habitat. >

I was going to say this. It's a good example of why humans are screwing up the planet. Greed. Nothings ever enough. >

The base of our entire underlying economic system is that unfettered greed is the best way to run a society....or at minimum, structuring society to allow for unfettered greed is alright because "free market". >

Is this really surprising to people? Just looking around at what's going on in my area. Developments are taking over wildlife habitat just to put in a road and build people's vacation homes.  They want to be closer to nature but destroy a bunch of it so they can look at from the windows. We have laws that should stop things like this but as long as you donate to the right politicians and correct environmental group you can get almost anything you want.
It just happened a few years ago about 500 acres of wetlands and wildlife. Got approved to be developed for housing. There was complaints right away but after a few million in donations everyone shut up and permits handed out. Of course it nothing for affordable housing a single plot of land I think was listed between $50,000-$150,000usd. All were sold in a few months and multi-million dollar homes started to get built. >

Agriculture is the main cause of this. Specifically animal agriculture >

So agriculture is to blame for a developer destroying wetland and wildlife habitat? I don't understand that logic the land is was cleared to build houses not farm land. >

I still have to work tomorrow. >

Don’t click. CBSnews.com is sort of like ass cancer >

It's cool. We'll get our comeuppance eventually. The Earth will do what it does to right itself. >

It’s going to be one big trash panda one day. >

Hideo Kojima was here. >

I was about to comment that hahaha DS fan :) >

One of my favourite games of all time. Loved being able to help other players via infrastructure, and to be helped by them as well.
So refreshing to have a game where we help each other instead of shoot each other. Cannot wait for DS2. >

So basically death stranding? >

Without the time fall.
So far. >

These articles are a joke, I used to go around worried about this stuff until I realized I genuinely have no power over any of this and these articles are fearmongering directed at powerless, broke consumers like myself. The governments and corporations have to change these things through policy. I do what little I can on my end such as recycling and voting. And upon research you will find that recycling is mostly a scam in the USA. Why go around in fear? >

"It's no big deal. Everything sucks anyways." -Conservatives, mopes >

On a positive note, polar bear and panda populations are increasing! >

Polar bears are actually having a bit of a shit time with the ice caps melting, which affects their ability to sustain themselves >

I know, yes! But they are increasing in numbers, so something seem to work for them? >

Saw this earlier on r/futurology. Reading about global warming when I was a kid in 2005 scared the shit out of me and after worrying about it ever since I feel more ambivalent because all that worrying was ignored. Can anything actually be done about this or is it a done deal…? >

For every fish caught in the ocean 5 to 10 times more are caught in the nets and discarded as 'bycatch'. No wonder the oceans are emptying. >

Fucking humans are the worst cancer to every living being and planet in this universe >

Who could have anticipated the crises of climate change and mass extinction?
Inspector Macron, take over! >

But daddy Elon said Earth was mostly empty. /s >

This model has been debunked for awhile now . It's dog shit and not true. >


/s >

On a planetary time scale all life are merely a temporary sizzling corrosion on the surface >

Ah, fair enough then. Let them all die. Since all life is temporary anyways, who cares if the earth is a wasteland by the time of our grandchildren right >

I mean it's clear no one's gonna do anything about it, so acceptance seems like the reasonable next step >

lots of stuff is happening >

Any stuff that's made actual change? >

yes >

Like? >

dude you have internet. Name one reason why I should waste time on you >

But you are >

you are right. Time to move on >

About time people get it. We fucked. Rich going out with a pop. 
The rest of us will suffer. Suffer horribly. The time is now >

Its a bit of a mass extinction for sure. Humanity ist pretty much a force of nature now even If we dont force change in a planned manner. More so If WE do.
So species that cant change fast enoug or are by luck already ready for it get extinct. 
As  example a lot of edible plants changed in a manner more appealing to humans  and not just the ones we cultivated with intend. >

Humanity is pure evil >

But some geniuses told us the Earth isn't overpopulated and we can fit the entire human population into Texas so the planet is fine. >

Oh we can still do that. There just won’t be anything left alive to eat.
Except each other. >

Conservatives are to blame for all previous mass extinctions >

Ah yes because a bunch Tory dinosaurs caused a huge asteroid to crash into the Earth. Absolute mug.