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What are the most important things that the average person can do to help improve the environment?
For starters, purchase fuel efficient vehicles.
For starters, purchase fuel efficient vehicles.
The discussion revolves around the actions individuals can take to combat global warming and improve the environment. It encompasses various perspectives on lifestyle changes, technological solutions, and the implications of population growth on environmental sustainability.
Participants express a range of views, with no clear consensus on the most effective actions to combat global warming. Disagreements exist regarding the feasibility of individual efforts versus systemic changes, as well as differing opinions on population sustainability.
Some arguments rely on assumptions about population capacity and environmental impact that are not universally accepted. The discussion includes speculative claims about future environmental conditions and the effectiveness of proposed solutions.
Allah said:lol
What is with you people? Why do you think that the Earth can only sustain 14 billion people when all 6 billion people can be comfortably fit into the land mass of TEXAS?
FACE IT, The environment is far too big for any group of humans to make a difference. NAME ONE ENVIRONMENTAL DISASTER THAT WAS STOPPED BY MAN. We are completely at the mercy of the environment.
The only reason to buy a fuel efficient vehicle is to save money when you fill up. Those cars are pug-fugly, however.
Wuliheron--If you did not notice, America LITERALLY makes the world turn. America is an economic capital, military ub3rpower and a cultural capital. Therefore, America will create a lot of garbage, but look at the rest of the world. Most of the rest of the world is not exactly an oasis.
You say that we need a lifestyle change. Should we live more like the happy North Koreans or maybe the Clean Chinese? Screw it, LET'S JUST REVERT TO AN AGRARIAN ECONOMY! LOL
Also, I think that you are quoting Ghandi out of context. Ghandi was about ending the british occupation of India. What he probably meant was adopt a "live and let live" policy.
"We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children."wuliheron said:Sometime within the next fifty years this issue is coming to a head.
selfAdjoint said:Check out the "demographic crash". Population isn't increasing as fast as alarmists pretend, and there is every reason to believe that it will increase even more slowly in the future.