Posted: Sep 02, 2018 8:51 pm
Extinction events go on all the time and we are in the midst of the 6th Great Extinction.
Arcologies are already in process in some extremely dense cities. This was four years ago
https://www.onlyelevenpercent.com/green ... rcologies/
Good info here about sustainable cities and towns
http://www.rapidshift.net/building-a-co ... ergy-grid/
Agenda 21 has now been superceded ( tho the principles remain the same )
https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/p ... ngourworld
Wringingof hands and wailing won't change things.....people will and are making changes toward sustainable civ.
Again even a few people can destroy an ecosystem ....you would need to drop to hunter gatherer status and life span snd even they were hard on ecosystems.
We have the technology to do sustainable and efforts here and there are making progress. Taking pressure off wild fish stocks is a major challenge and being met sort of by sustainable fish farming ( lots of lessons learned there ).
This is an eye opener
well worth reading
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003QHZMEI/re ... TF8&btkr=1
I seriously had no idea tho I do love barramundi
Arcologies are already in process in some extremely dense cities. This was four years ago
https://www.onlyelevenpercent.com/green ... rcologies/
Good info here about sustainable cities and towns
http://www.rapidshift.net/building-a-co ... ergy-grid/
Many cities are developing local plans based on the Earth Summit’s Agenda 21, including every single one of Sweden’s 288 municipal governments.
Agenda 21 has now been superceded ( tho the principles remain the same )
https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org/p ... ngourworld
Wringingof hands and wailing won't change things.....people will and are making changes toward sustainable civ.
Again even a few people can destroy an ecosystem ....you would need to drop to hunter gatherer status and life span snd even they were hard on ecosystems.
We have the technology to do sustainable and efforts here and there are making progress. Taking pressure off wild fish stocks is a major challenge and being met sort of by sustainable fish farming ( lots of lessons learned there ).
This is an eye opener
well worth reading
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003QHZMEI/re ... TF8&btkr=1
I seriously had no idea tho I do love barramundi