Humans doing what humans do best, mass murder and roasting life on earth. PS We’ve wiped out more than half the trees that were on earth when human civilization (we’re civilized? I beg to differ) arose.

@WxNB_ May 31:

Hard to believe I’m even writing this.

Meteorological summer hasn’t even begun, yet Paris, France has already logged more days above 32°C (89.6°F) than its annual average.

@ryankatzrosene:

Thinking about this chart while reading lukewarmers say “relax, it’s just a heat wave”

@ClimatePNowak:

Very alarming. To me, seeing Paris exceed its annual average before summer begins highlights just how urgent the climate crisis has become.

@FundamentalLack:

Heard an unfun fact today that if current Anthropocene trends continue, the ambient temperatures will reach 100•C in 400 years

@BergvikJohnny:

Half the trees are gone. It’s so easy to look around in our modern world and falsely believe that this is how it’s supposed to be. Asphalt and concrete are not natural parts of our biosphere, nor are cars, trucks and industrial machinery. Our biosphere is, in truth, collapsing.

@nonviolence.bsky.social‬:

Our argument: Don’t worry, the branch will grow back.

We are vastly overpopulated.

Too many

  • Humans
  • Livestock animals (food for humans & pets)
  • Animal eating pets

Not enough

  • Primary forests
  • Wildlife

Getting worse by the second.

Man’s best friend may be nature’s worst enemy, study on pet dogs suggests
www.sciencedaily.com/releases/202…

It’s hard to seperate more humans from more “selfish humans” and less “other species”.

We have more dog & cat biomass than all wildlife mammals on land.

Every human child we add destroys the last habitats and wildlife animals. Every animal we eat destroys the last habitats and wildlife animals…

@race2extinct.bsky.social‬:

Since European colonization, North America has lost 9–11 billion birds.

  • ~5–6 billion before 1940
  • ~1–2 billion from 1940–1970
  • ~2.9 billion since 1970

The quiet collapse of abundance is how the Sixth Mass Extinction is playing out: fewer wings, fewer songs.

@amyastro.bsky.social‬:

I took an Ornithology class in college in 1976. We did a lot of birding walks in nearby National Forests. Lots of species that were abundant then are now rarities. Or gone completely. Humans suck.

‪@race2extinct.bsky.social‬:

Yup. The disappearance is accelerating.

@ryankatzrosene:

From HeatMap: Judge finds Trump admin’s efforts to dismantle Climate change research center amounted to actions that were “arbitrary, capricious, an abuse of discretion, or otherwise not in accordance with law.”

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