Wildlife in decline by almost 70% since 1970, says report - BBC News

Animal populations across the world have dropped by almost 70% since 1970, according to a new report, prompting a desperate plea for global support.
The Living Planet assessed the abundance of almost 32,000 populations of 5,230 worldwide species of animals, birds, amphibians, fish and reptiles.
The World Wildlife Fund for Nature said governments, businesses, and the public must take action to reverse the destruction of biodiversity.
Please subscribe HERE bit.ly/1rbfUog
#Biodiversity #Wildlife #BBCNews

[@mr.chuckleteeth4382]

Beyond heartbreaking

[@williewallace5762]

I really hope we don't just watch this but actually do something about it. And anything small counts people

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

On average, 90% or more who are watching cannot do ANYTHING. Not even if they "stopped using ____" or stopped doing something else. Besides, even if they did, it wouldn't matter. If you steal $10,000,000 and I try to counter it by saving $100 every week... it'll never be resolved, lol! 🤣😂🤣 Kind of like Chump stealing money from dumb Americans (for a "wall" of all things, lol). Or, the war of RUS v UKR. Can't get it back. Nothing can be done. Accept it, and cope, humanity. 🐲✨🐲✨🐲✨

[@ankam6472]

I'm afraid that selfishness and greed are integral part of human nature. We will not give up our comfort unless some catastrophe forces us to do so. We will also continue to desire more and more. So - I'm sorry - this world is coming to an end.

[@leedaintry2923]

You are sadly correct, we are living through the 6th mass extinction. It will be similar to the permian extinction.

[@kimberleypex]

I think Nature and Earth are resetting theirselves. Earth and Nature react . We messed up and toxic the whole World , chemical, plastic and most of all greed , unnecessary luxe , and never look how its made ! From Natural offers. Example; the lungs of the Earth; the Rainforests ! Notting much left ! For idiot soya and oil palms . Ect ect ect ect ect. Many things have to change, its possible, when people realize whats good for Nature. No destroying anymore , but help ! Lifestyle,food , clothes, look what’s behind it .

[@imperatorvespasian3125]

selfishness and greed are integral part of nature

[@KrunkCobain]

Shut up what an awful attitude and to try and speak for everyone is arrogant. A lot of people gladly give up comfort to put the important things first and plenty of people also minimize and try to have less and less. So you can give up if you want but that's such a defeated world view based on half of the whole picture

[@raymondbyczko]

Some people are very greedy and self, but others a lot less so. How much is enough for some? Some want new this, new that, new everything - creating a mountain of waste - and creating the process of extracting more from nature to meet this 'need'. What about taking care of, and fixing what we have?

[@cenccenc946]

I use to live in Europe about 20 years ago. went back for a visit a couple years ago. All across Europe, I kept thinking something was missing. Then I realized there were no birds, or at best very few birds. From russia to Paris, Italy to England, there was a shocking lack of birds and bird calls everywhere. I don't know what Europe did, but something big changed.

[@lucykelly7152]

I think it killed off the insects, with insecticides! Birds eat insects, so no insects means no birds! The insecticides also make the eggshells thin, so they break easily!

[@bruceluiz]

Regarding the Amazon: No effort will have results if other countries continue to buy Brazilian goods that come from said deforestation (specially Gold and Grains). Also, a local government from a place far away from your nation CAN disrupt your life and, as such, we need to get past this New Colonialism/Cold War politics and start acting together as a human race as a whole.

[@atomictraveller]

maybe stop murdering west papua with a coverup so the whole world doesn't care or actually take the masons seriously for once

[@chrispy199]

What products/brands can you know to avoid that is brazillian

[@bruceluiz]

@@chrispy199 The problem is that it all gets shipped in containers and then it dilutes into other markets: it's Governments that have the most impact in avoiding products of deforestation, not consumers.

[@bruceluiz]

@Mike Mongrel Yes, because "Local government from a place far away from your" logically excludes India and China, mongrel.

[@jonnanderson6489]

And human population has increased by roughly the same amount. Too many freaking people.

[@susanmccormick6022]

John,so right.Far too many blamed humans who think it's ok to spawn & spawn & to hell with the cost.There should def be stiff uni exams to pass before one is allowed to reproduce.Two strikes & you're out.I see the result of useless parents & their obnoxious brats every time I go into town.Sickening.

[@westho7314]

@@susanmccormick6022 Men should keep their precious manly junk in their pants and women keep their legs closed and off limits, not submitting to the whims of the male ego,unless they are ready to accept the huge responsibility of having and raising children and setting an example. Sexuality and having sex appeal is marketed on a huge scale in the modern world, Kids in grade school questioning their own gender before they are capable of reproducing is quite insane.. Blame the Kardashians and their ilk of sexual deviate for starters, they are merely media sex objects that exploit such insanity Having million dollar birthday parties for their kids and selves.. Not all children are obnoxious brats, Many ignorant selfish & childless people are suggesting Eugenics should be considered again, judging/testing people for perfection in who should live and who should die. Education is important but so is empathy and compassion. The US has 4% of the worlds population yet uses 60% of the worlds resources and emits & 70% of the pollutants, go figure..How many childless people or couples live in massive 3000++ sq ft houses when a 1500 sq ft house would suffice just fine for a family of 4.

[@rumfordc]

we should outlaw major population centers so that people have to live sustainably again. living in a city disconnects consumers from their environmental impact and encourages wasteful growth. people order a cheap blender online and don't think about the thousands of miles, hours of production, materials from around the world, and the pollution required to create that cheap blender. if it weren't so easy to have things delivered, they wouldn't even want the blender in the first place because they don't really need it. if people were spread out and required to be more independent, the population issue would solve itself since most people today can hardly take care of themselves.

[@JasminePatterson-jk4dj]

We need to support our farmers and ranchers folks

[@loveandlight_i_love_u.369]

Pray for the animals and plants worldwide.

[@oceandrop7666]

We're screwed on all fronts. Human seflishness has no bottom.

[@KrunkCobain]

Human pride needs to step up then and do more about things than mope

[@ronnyshaji2700]

Very sad, I don't know what to say... Can't live like this

[@a.l.f]

By coming into contact with nature, we learn that we cannot handle things as we want.

[@kitcoffey7194]

We learn that NATURE ALWAYS WINS

[@user-tk4gr9zo7t]

exactly ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

[@imperatorvespasian3125]

wolves used to eat people, now there are no wolves in Europe, this is called progress, I would have put up a fence but that just me

[@susanmccormick6022]

@@kitcoffey7194 At what cost,Kit?How many more precious, irreplaceable species are we going to lose before someone says ENOUGH!

[@rumfordc]

@@susanmccormick6022 losing those species will clear the way for new species.

[@OsamaSaeed972]

Two things: 1) Europe and North American are not off the hook in comparison to South America. They have already logged their forests and some humility about that wouldn’t just be good, it would strengthen the argument. 2) European and North American demand for beef and other products is driving demand which is eating into the Amazon. More forceful focus on that would help. This isn’t a foreign issue.

[@joseenoel8093]

No it's not, just more inconvenient truths, unbelivable, so many people have a rat's ass attitude it's a wonder how they can live with themselves!

[@rsstrangetrip]

When around 90% of the planet's surface is either plowed or paved... What did people think would happen?

[@dannmarceau9743]

Absolutely.

[@kitcoffey7194]

lol that implies 90 percent of the earth is land, which isn't true. we need to stop trashing the oceans ASAP people on this thread against housing clearly have never paid more than half their income in housing to some slumlord, we actually need housing rather desperately, what we don't need are fossil fuels and confined animal feeding operations that concentrate and magnify animal waste. if you actually care about the planet you should be a vegetarian.

[@westho7314]

I am an environmental activist living in practice, reduced my annual driving from 2000 miles per year down to under 500 miles per year. 90% of the planet being plowed or paved is quite a stretch. whoever you got this information from you should get a second & 3rd opinion. I would agree that its possible 90% of prime useable/ habitable land & farmland has been paved or plowed or destroyed by deforestation -logging, mining and development which may be 10-15% of the earths surface, which is still huge Some where around. 80% of people on earth do live in paved cities, and 90% of actual farmable land is likely being used & farmed, but a lot of land is untouched except for the ongoing extinction and harvesting of plant and animal populations & natural resources as well as pollution of fresh water sources which could easily be 90% of our fresh water as well as oceans being massively polluted. Just look at the huge uninhabited tracts of land in Russia, Canada, South America and Asia, Antartica and the Arctic. pretty much untouched but also not habitable for the average person who depends on the modern conveniences of having electricity, roads, water eat.

[@rumfordc]

not to mention the electromagnetic radiation we blast around the world that interfere with navigation of smaller species

[@fredrikmalmstrom924]

Consume wisely and dig a pond in your garden if you have one! Help our fellow species out!

[@louayraud638]

It's very disastrous. WA must do something for the nature and animals

[@Trex383]

And Human Population doubled!

[@joseenoel8093]

I'm a chick forest technician from Montreal! I majored in Sylviculture and they don't want to plant it back as it was so I left my career over disgust of how things work in Québec, born in '61, well aware of wildlife's decline (where can they go?) talk to anyone about it and it all fell on deaf ears!

[@susanmccormick6022]

So right Josee.And my late partner was from Quebec.Governments MUST stop turning a blind eye.Its infuriating.My bro in law is a marine biologist.He says there's even plastic in the Mariana Trench.Its heartbreaking.Y can't those morons in.power see what's happening?Maybe if they can get their two brain cells to work,they may eventually realize that theyre digging a grave for their greedy selves as well as our precious wildlife,n then DO something about it!I am so angry I could spit.

[@SA-ff9uc]

Yes, it is all the fault of your generation. Bunch of greedy people.

[@lucykelly7152]

I think you both need to take on some small project that could gradually shine a light on this problem, and make an impact on people over time. A stall in the market on Saturdays for Greenpeace would be good! Contact them, and get some cardboard signs and leaflets! Get in the papers, at election time. Talk to people, and get them talking! It's worth a try! It might help!

[@mickeythemouse5969]

The human number needs to be capped very quickly We are destroying this world 😢

[@JamesSmith-qs4hx]

Especially in Africa.

[@EbonySaints]

Eugenics/Dysgenics is a dangerous road to travel down.

[@KrunkCobain]

@@EbonySaints so is the current road

[@westho7314]

Eat less, be less and do less

[@dambrooks7578]

There has been no move to tackle this problem is because there is no easy profit to be made in it.

[@googledoodle3977]

Was in Hay Point ,Queensland,Australia,caught a glimpse of these olive Ridley Turtles 🐢 swimming in the Great Barrier Reef, and it’s a port, and it’s a difficult place for the conservation of these turtles 🐢.Plenty of them around swimming in the Great Barrier Reef ,it was a privilege to have spotted a solitary turtle 🐢 swimming ,more has to be done to protect these animals.

[@mylittleatlas5606]

Olive Ridley Sea turtles 🌊 🐢 are great survivors,a vegan in the ocean ,solitary slow moving animals needs to be protected.

[@lucykelly7152]

Yes! Ports should have to be ecofriendly, and should be as small as possible! SAVE EARTH!

[@theantmattia]

Why don't you ask the private international corporations that contribute to 70% of CO2 pumped into the air to stop instead of blaming individuals.

[@rumfordc]

CO2 is good for the environment you should be more concerned about things like concrete, deforestation, plastics, preservatives, pesticides, CFC's and other additives

[@theantmattia]

@@rumfordc there is a such thing as to much lol. Especially when deforestation is literally destroying carbon sinks. Don't take my message out of context either I understand that it's a crap ton of issues all at once and sadly most people will suffer, thankfully I have prepared for a few scenarios.

[@rumfordc]

​@@theantmattia Agreed. it is possible to have too much of anything, even water, but we are very far below the ideal CO2 concentration still. We are around 400ppm while the ideal levels for growing food (and supporting _all_ life on earth) is around 1200-1500ppm. This natural compound is currently being used as a scapegoat to distract from, and fast-track, the real pollution being done on a mass scale. Once a region has concrete poured over it, or a battery dumped on it, it will take many decades before that area can grow anything other than weeds. Meanwhile CO2 helps these areas grow and heal quicker so which one of those is really the threat to the environment? At some point the fight for the environment was co-opted and we've been bamboozled ever since. Also, don't take this as some defense of oil & energy companies, take it as a reminder that there are other, even larger, markets at play.

[@theantmattia]

@@rumfordc I just love opening up a dialog. It sicks because a lot of us are just powerless in the face pf conglomerates. Eventually the only solution is the collapse of civilization if the current path is followed. But sometimes that can be good.

[@lottidd6037]

Recently they were some 477 pilot whales stranded on remote New Zealand islands and have died.. Heartbreaking

[@sohailshahid3698]

Now a days, here is looking whole world in danger as modern age at highest threat.

[@followveganismforahealthyl2790]

While I was growing up,was privileged to see plenty of sparrows in my house,now I don’t see much,I stay in a city,do my best in providing some habitat to small birds in my very own little garden .Rows and columns of nest is built by these very tiny birds in my bamboo pot,seen them lay eggs,nourish it’s young one and let them free,and in the evening all these birds huddle and fall asleep in my bamboo plant nest that they have built. It’s a privilege to see these tiny birds and to observe them this close. Every human has a responsibility towards protecting habitats of all the animals ,as we share this planet together.

[@followveganismforahealthyl2790]

Our house garden is a mini habitat for many species,if you just allow it to survive,we can spot many species can actually thrive and flourish ,and it’s a good experience to kids to take care of the environment by preserving habitats,however small. My kid maintains a journal and writes stories of these very small,tiny birds that lives amidst us. There are number of types of insects,birds that frequent our house and it is a great learning experience.

[@thecarpy]

I am 50, when I was 20, in summer, when I went on a trip, I had to stop every 200 miles to clean my windshield which was full of dead insects. Service stations had buckets with wipers to clean windshields. These days, I can drive 800 miles and my windscreen might have 5 or 6 dead insects, service stations no longer have the wipers, nobody needs them anymore.

[@NesconProductions]

With 8 billion people and counting, go figure 🙄.

[@bhupendrasinghtomar267]

If animals could speak, Mankind would weep.

[@belladonnatook8851]

Animals speak all the time. Most of humankind never troubles itself to listen & to hear and allows itself to be believe that it's role is to "dominate" other species, rather than understand itself to be just another animal. Most of "humanity's" mental health problems are due to this schizoid separation of itself from "nature".

[@babylov3r]

Where got decline almost 70%. The truth is over 75% wildlife decline in these recent years because of illegal poaching, deforestation’s and etc.

[@mylittleatlas5606]

What about Dugong? It needs protection more than any other animal! These are ancient trees and forests destroyed for making money,eco consciousness should come naturally within each and every individual that helps in preserving habitats and allow various creatures ,even something as small as a wood lice to thrive .

[@auro1986]

but bbc's attenborough is rich

[@annbush1826]

Three years ago our butterfly garden had one. Spraying and pesticides. as well as spiders, birds and ants.

[@susanmccormick6022]

Every time I shop in town,I see ghastly rows of poisons & sprays to deal with what humans consider pests.Most pests I know walk on two feet & drop rubbish anywhere but in the bins!

[@DietmarEugen]

As dramatic as it is, only the populations monitored declined that much, but the total number of animals did not decline as much. This was explained in an article in the NYT.

[@susanmccormick6022]

Um.

[@plr95]

we need to do something‼️

[@rumfordc]

get outside and plant some trees!

[@PMeventsLT]

really scary, it seems to be now or never deal for us humans

[@rumfordc]

not really. i think you mean now or never for some animals?

[@lucykelly7152]

This world is diing, and humanity is killing it! SAVE EARTH!

[@ydnallah1541]

Not done anything about the destruction of the rainforest in Brazil. That’s been raging for the last century

[@annbush1826]

I am attaching a photo of the chrysalis of a monarch butterfly. Once creating a vast migration from Honduras (where the mahogany jungles where their cycle began have been cut down) across the Gulf of Mexico in hurricane season through Florida and up to New England, or Texas on up to Canada or California. Their only food to carry out the cycle from egg to chrysalis is milkweed.

[@mikem3789]

God willing human efforts will improve as so much as is possible, where and when possible, any bit, every bit, anywhere, several places on earth.

[@Audiogeek-kf2ez]

I wonder where this is based out of . Most of north America has seen increases , but the is one of 7 continents

[@westho7314]

Increase in some, decrease in others either way the food chain is broken & very unbalanced heading for a ecological monoculture

[@wm2357]

Do you give to charities? Did you give money to water aid? Did you give money to unicef etc? You are part of the problem.

[@KrunkCobain]

What about actually doing the work? Not just passing the buck. Be the solution, get involved in your community

[@rumfordc]

giving to those charities is a scam. 90% of it goes to management or to dodging taxes. if you want to help you gotta do it yourself.

[@samg8840]

Insanity

[@nerdlingeeksly5192]

For once this 69% is not nice

[@Binge420]

I like how people are blaming humans. It’s not all humans that are causing this. I’d more say greed is causing this. Money. Corporations. I don’t cut down rainforests I don’t ask for them to be either. I ask for hemp to be used as it has so many uses and could stop deforestation etc. I don’t hunt animals. It’s all rich rich rich. The rich hunt exotic animals and have made some extinct. Not the normal person

[@claudiax233]

A lot of ecofascists and overpopulation activists in this comments section thinking they’re smart

[@westho7314]

Donald Trump Jr loves his hunting big game animals, Musical instrument makers love their exotic wood to make their musical wares despite the rare or near extinction of the tree specie and the habitat it provides for wildlife., Over weight people love their food and eat for 4 normal sized people. People drive their cars around in circles because they are bored with nothing else to do but burn fuel and look for something to entertain themselves. the list goes on and on, wealthy as well as so called middle class people with no kids often live in huge 5000 + sq ft houses with that 4 car garage or own large multiple vacation houses & estates used as an occasional as get away or to entertain their friends and business associates. the hell on earth reality they have financed, invested in and created in the image of themselves is despicable if not totally pathetic.

[@rumfordc]

@@westho7314 to be fair, the cows that those overweight people eat wouldn't get to live in the first place if they weren't going to be eaten. and not very much wood gets used to make musical instruments. modern housing standards are very wasteful though.

[@Areflection4]

This is truly terrifying, without our wildlife we are nothing and we too will be exterminated - perhaps this is fir the best then we can start over with new philosophies.

[@edwardd652]

That news is much more important than Rishi Sunak, but the majority doesn't care

[@zeph6439]

We can all help out, even if it's in small ways, such as fighting against the exotic pet trade, the fur industry, and all fossil fuel products, from plastics to diesel fuel. Planting native plants in a garden creates habitat and food for indigenous species - and if you fish, remove all exotic invader fish and release native fishes. Be consumer conscious - how many harmful products should be boycotted? Remember that a tiny pebble thrown into a lake creates ripples, and eventually those ripples cause waves.

[@atomictraveller]

how many times have you heard about the west papuan genocide? how many times have you taken masons as a serious danger to society? tiny pebbles do not cause ripples because your mind is MK city.

[@zeph6439]

@@atomictraveller Actually if you hadn't noticed, this is all about saving the planet's creatures from certain extinction due to man made global warming. Because we are all interconnected, every action, no matter how small and insignificant it may seem, has an effect on everything else. This has all to do with reality.

[@KrunkCobain]

@@zeph6439 I'm with this!

[@atomictraveller]

@@zeph6439 yes, and actually, west papuans have a highly developed culture "interrelating" with nature with a sensitivity essentially alien to "advanced civilisations", it's utmost that we preserve them so they can heal us. their culture has preserved the rain forests of papua for longer than "ours". i know what i'm talking about, i don't expect you to understand, but it's important that you obey me because i'm ill nana anna holmes.

[@zeph6439]

@@KrunkCobain Awesome! Just wishing that some other people would get with the agenda here too.

[@gavinspiby8304]

Anthropocene era what’s left is being hunted poached or just not enough wild places Our children’s future hangs in the balance

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

2 Canadians 🇨🇦 living in Mexico Yucatan Peninsula praying for humanity 🙏🥰

[@Gamoradian]

Nice efforts Yes

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

@@Gamoradian we need to stick together 🙏🥰

[@JACKnJESUS]

@@2GringosOnTheGulf Doing something is better...

[@2GringosOnTheGulf]

@@JACKnJESUS action is always better brother

[@venkateshthiruvalluvan9070]

When humans haven't explored the earth completely and understood as well, how can we provide solutions with limited thought? Once everyone humans lived in forest(0% urban population). Now it is 54%, is expanding to 100% is development & progress? Even if we become it is unstoppable as human greed is initiated with comfort and luxury beyond human needs focussing on wants.

[@iangrant9217]

compared with our ancestors, we stand to go down as the lamest of the lame. at the organismic level, our behaviour is like that of a termite. trees do not simply provide vital CO2, they also provide habitats and symbiotic relationships with other plants. right about now, we couldn't be more stupid if we'd taken classes in ignorance.

[@jonathanjollimore4794]

I have ideas

[@jeanclaudejunior]

What kind? Time travel??

[@jonathanjollimore4794]

@@jeanclaudejunior Cheap affordable energy efficient homes made for recycled material

[@atomictraveller]

you should build homes out of freemason corpses, that would actually solve problems.

[@witness1013]

Good

[@ascgazz7347]

Put Tania on telly more if you want the message out, this is the first I’ve learned of her.. Reporting on Liz Truss is kinda cliche, let’s move this world FORWARDS. It’s stuck in neutral, hovering over reverse at the moment.

[@Soulfulvision1111]

#GoVegan #SaveOurOceans #ThinkBlue #HopeSpots

[@stephenpalos3240]

If the floods are described as "biblical style" please explain then how it's a new phenomenon caused by modern man?

[@firojmnalam6121]

बाप रे बाप 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@mosestimothy2814]

I suggest liss TRUSS to give a public call 🇬🇧🙏🏼 Those who want to help the situation now with economy in UK couldn't deposit their money or gold in UK bank . There will be no interests for those deposits but it is a safe returnable whenever they want. This deposit will help uk government to correct their economy God bless liss TRUSS God bless UK 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@deejay7648]

Global population. 1970 - 3.7 billion 2022 - 8 billion 116% increase

[@spaceoddity2485]

China and India Indonesia and Brazil bread like rabbits

[@annatony6746]

@@spaceoddity2485 it's is basically china and india which are in billion compare to other countries are in million .... And india and china are basically happy for growing population and they want population to 2 billion

[@bobbymidha3901]

With technological advancement comes environmental destruction. For the metal in my iPhone, we need to clear forest to mine it.

[@Jayjay-qe6um]

Extinction Level Event

[@neildeeley4177]

How sad life is

[@Fabrikoooo]

INFINITE GROWTH IN A FINITE PLANET, but you seems not to hear

[@rumfordc]

you are saying this to who exactly? yourself? the channel owner? its no wonder they can't hear you lol

[@Fabrikoooo]

@@rumfordc to anyone who have two neurons conected. Are you one?

[@rumfordc]

@@Fabrikoooo How could I respond if I didn't hear you? If you want to make a difference you should aim these words at these people you claim don't want to hear.

[@Fabrikoooo]

@@rumfordc the words are for everybody. We have the duty to learn to live together in this planet and the only way to do that is through the scientific method apply to society.

[@gaz_taottv3607]

Everytime i hear them talk about WWF i start laughing. It reminds me of the days when WWE was known as WWF until WWF sued them over copyright nonsense. But yeah. Amazon is screwed with idiots like that "whats his name" in power. That insignificant parasite that doesnt give a damn about the forest whose name i cant even remember.

[@user-he2gl7gm7r]

Πολύ ωραίο βίντεο!!!Να είστε πάντα καλά!!!Ο Χριστός μαζί μας!!!+++☦️🛐💒🌹👏🙋🇬🇷🤍👍

[@The_InfantMalePollockFrancis]

I am really in favor of conservation, but where do they get these sorts of stats, how do they verify it, and what sort of samples are they taking? This is simply one study not a consensus, and it is still a speculative estimate based on trends--not hard data. It would be hard to get hard data, and animals are increasingly living badly, but I have a hard time accepting that figure at face value and I think alarmist rhetoric is really pushing people away from conservation. I know that's frustrating, because it shouldn't matter but unfortunately it does.

[@jessewetherell5275]

Alarmist rhetoric? Go play with you war ships!!!

[@garageliddiard8420]

You do realise any comprehensive meta-analysis of data has to be peer review upon publication. The research and the methodology will be made public online if you go to the effort of reading it before you outright call it unreliable.

[@mrparts]

There’s plenty of studies documenting the decline of animal populations, it’s not a conspiracy or a made up number.

[@jeanclaudejunior]

@@jessewetherell5275 go back to Russia

[@war_tales]

U r in favor of this but u don't wanna stop eating ur juicy beef steak! Right?

[@milleniumfalcon8654]

Devastating to us all,decline in animals world wide cause of us humans

[@user-gx7sh7oc9w]

In Iraq, Marshes became desert, most birds dead. Fish,

[@chrispy199]

Thats so fucked up...cant even fathom it. Human activity and enroachment/deforestation is the absolute worst on this planet

[@zzzo4509]

We are going all to pay severely for this

[@chelloandra]

horrendous and not surprising - we have been busy killing as humans - sick of technology if we cannot preserve nature and wild life

[@suryanaray7942]

In india day by day fear of gujarat type communal clashes democracy in danger peoples are feared UNO intervention is necessary please protect the secularism in india and FBI investigation is necessary through the UNO please protect the peoples in india

[@jfred36]

Living in an Age of Dying!

[@poopootin3652]

楽観視しちゃいけません

[@Kraken54321]

Nothing to do 'cLiMaTe cHaNgE' All to do with those living in bongo bongo land destroying their own environment.

[@sevenmark7311]

Every time American burn a piece of wood, a wild animal dies How dare you

[@skycloud4802]

The UK is one of the most nature depleted places in the world. I'm sure the large amount of illegal immigrants arriving every day by boat is going to help with that.

[@KJSvitko]

Population needs to be in balance with jobs, resources, nature and the environment. Having a bigger population in any country than the country can support makes no sense. Access to food, water, shelter, energy and jobs should guide population levels. The worlds population is still expected to add another billion people to feed, clothe and produce pollution. Humans are crowding out all other species of plants and animals. Education and birth control are key to reducing poverty and hunger. Having a child that you can not provide for yourself is cruel and irresponsible. We need solutions not just sympathy. Endless population growth is not sustainable on a finite planet. Every country needs to "TRY" to be more self sufficient. When there are not enough resources to sustain a population something has to give. Countries need to focus on quality of life for their citizens and not just quantity of life for cheap labor. Why import fossil fuels when wind and solar energy can be produced locally and solar energy can power electric vehicles. We need solutions not just sympathy.

[@rumfordc]

All of the problems you've described are self-solving. If a population can't be supported then it will die off, no extra steps need to be taken. You would only need to take extra steps if you wanted that high population to be supported.

[@mielesther]

Sad 😢😢

[@miltongustavo]

You are all too naive to believe those narratives…

[@deadby15]

we should manufacture less, consume less, and waste less so the impact on the environment can be reduced.

[@PK-999]

"Americans don't care too much for beauty They'll shit in a river, dump battery acid in a stream They'll watch dead rats wash up on the beach And complain if they can't swim" Last Great American Whale - Lou Reed - 1989

[@rumfordc]

where in america do they dump battery acid into rivers?

[@heyramsolankihetram8935]

हलो मेरे दोस्त ये कलयुग ह बाकी आप सभी के कर्म अल्लाह गौड़ वाहेगुरु भगवान आप सभी को सदा खुशहाल रखें और आप सभी के बच्चों को सदा फुलों कि तहरा महेकाता रहे आमीन आमीन आमीन आमीन

[@bobbymidha3901]

Kal yug ka anth hone wala hai aur sat yug shuru hone wala

[@YouTubeGlobalAdminstrator]

God doesn't exist - how would a man in the sky allow this?

[@c4ghgvhjhvhjhvbjhbv533]

What provides the centripetal force when a planet orbits a star?

[@c4ghgvhjhvhjhvbjhbv533]

British Biased Coporation

[@EbonySaints]

Gravitation, at least in classical physics. That's like, something that gets taught to you in elementary school. You could just Google it and get a reasonable answer in like five seconds. That's so simple, I literally forgot myself and had to look it up. Please go read a textbook.

[@c4ghgvhjhvhjhvbjhbv533]

@生活有滋有味 it's no time for fantasies"

[@c4ghgvhjhvhjhvbjhbv533]

@生活有滋有味 YOU AS PERSON CANT DO EVEN A SINGLE SHIT ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE,BE A LEADER OF YOUR COUNTRY AND THEN TALK ABOUT IT,TTHATS WHY I HATE CLIMATE CHNAGE ACTIVIST ,THEY CANT DO SHIT BUT ACT SMART

[@c4ghgvhjhvhjhvbjhbv533]

@@EbonySaints I KNOW THE ANSWER BUT IM TROLLING

[@larstueschjth2658]

😥😥😥

[@Damo_Kezz]

Save Wilde life 👇

[@Ajitdey1492]

You... heartless demons murdered them

[@simongee5879]

unfortunately wildlife don't vote

[@kitcoffey7194]

When are the rich going to realize that WATER and NATURE are IRREPLACEABLE

[@harleyv1969]

I've seen more rabbits, coyotes and deer than I ever have, lately in the desert

[@westho7314]

Ive seen more feral cats killing birds and lizards In the desert where I live. Cats have made birds nearly extinct on the island of Kauai in Hawaii as well as in Great Britain, all for the sake of cat lovers feeding strays. Even domesticated fat cats kill birds for the sake of killing them and not eating them, like instinctive sport, Some humans are not much different than the cats they seem to love so much.

[@Brandon-Ayre]

dammmm

[@hazepennington9303]

This is so sad and the only ones to blame is the human species for the destruction of animal habitats throughout the world,, it's greed and money that is source of animal destruction,, and it comes with a high cost for humanity if something is not done about it..

[@leocremonezi]

😞😞😞😞

[@soton5teve]

Ironic it's 69% because we've *F'D* IT

[@whaxpen]

damn

[@Charlotte_Knott]

Indem du du selbst bist, bringst du etwas Wunderbares in die Welt, das vorher nicht da war

[@chelloandra]

falsche Seite

[@sumofbitch]

So your saying aliens are definitely canables.

[@KrunkCobain]

You're* cannibals*

[@QwadLuzr]

Because the average temperature has slightly risen, on some measures, allegedly??

[@jeanclaudejunior]

Shut up

[@bourbon9986]

Partially but it's mostly more direct reasons. Poaching, destruction of ecosystems from overfishing, deforestation, pollution etc. Poaching is the main reason the Northern White Rhino is pretty much extinct now for example. All quite sad really

[@atomictraveller]

west papua, 60 years silent genocide for what? world's biggest goldmine, u.s. corp freeport mcmoran. stuff you didn't know. but the most disparaging hole in your erudition is where you believe masons are just old guys who like drinking that's the biggest problem with society around the world today, and it is 100% invisible.

[@spaceoddity2485]

If it’s not sustainable then what is the point of anything

[@SelfProclaimedEmperor]

Recycle and reduce your carbon footprint, or die.

[@dion5804]

She's saying we're overpopulated and consumerism as well industries are killing us all. We need change to renewable energy, make less children and being more minimalists. The planet can't support so many humans consuming and producing waste.

[@rumfordc]

even if it is sustainable, what's the point of anything?

[@toekkababy5329]

8 billion humans vs 700 wild gorilla's left, Where is the balance?

[@annatony6746]

In that 8 billion humans 3.5 billion population goes to china and india

[@toekkababy5329]

Soon we will have 1 animal species left ,humans Gonna be a filthy boring world with no tigers,birds or anything

[@leedaintry2923]

We won't be here either, it's that simple.