Will ecological innovations protect the Earth's nature from the progressive devastation of natural environments and increasing environmental pollution?

If the pace of devastation and pollution of the natural environment continues to increase, the nature of Earth and humanity may be threatened with grave dangers on the scale of several decades.

Some researchers suggest the possibility of a total annihilation of most species of flora and fauna on Earth in the 21st century.

Will humanity manage to develop and implement new ecological innovations as part of renewable sources of energy, green economy, restoring balance in natural ecosystems to prevent the growing risk of global annihilation?

If the majority of species of flora and fauna come to this destruction, it may be comparable to the cataclysm of dinosaur destruction that occurred on Earth millions of years ago.

But then it was a random cosmic accident because then the comet hit Earth, which caused global cataclysms that lasted for months.

This random case in space happens once in many millions of years.

However, the destruction of a large part of the biosphere, ecosystems, species of flora and fauna on Earth, which humans can lead to, is not a random event.

Unless we assume that the creation of an intelligent thinking being on one of the millions of planets is a kind of cosmic random event, then this whole analysis changes its interpretation.

More Dariusz Prokopowicz's questions See All
Similar questions and discussions