hidden432 wrote:Niklaw wrote:Well of course it's going to be destroyed one day! It hasn't got an infinite amount of resources. Humans, nor any other animal could live on it forever.
However, this most likely won't be the case for thousands of years to come. We'll always find new ways to delay it, like you said, and craft new technology to help us cope with however the environment turns out as a result of what we're doing.
Don't look on it in such a sad light. It's not like the world's going to blow up in your lifetime, nor be reduced to a huge, dead, burning rock. Though not as healthy as it once was, the Earth is coping just fine for now.
The #1 cause is us using up all the fuels, and cutting the trees before they even get a chance to grow. I think we got enough cities on the planet without adding more. And the only non fueled car that helps the environment costs 50,000,000!
Also, you bumped.
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