bermudaliving

bermudaliving t1_jb3n80x wrote

I should calm down about majority of scientific research coming to the same conclusion?

Please remind me in 5 years time how much sea life is left in order to feed the 4 billion people who depend on it.

By 2030 the human population will grow to 8.5 billion. Where is this extra food coming from?

The lakes across the western coast of United States are on the brink of extinction. Same goes for many lakes across the planet as we speak.

I’m not sure why it’s so hard to see this isn’t a pretty picture humanity is facing.

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bermudaliving t1_jb3m1ru wrote

Yes but it’s all tied together.

Climate change, over fishing, pollution is all linked to the demise of the ocean.

Scientists are expecting the ocean to collapse right around the same time governments are planning to protect areas?

Imo its uplifting, but as we speak countries are also blatantly ignoring similarly treaties.

We need bigger change.

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bermudaliving t1_jb3lnwe wrote

I was actually out fishing. Check out “doomsday clock” and what’s changed in the last 5 years. I’m pro protecting the ocean I’m just stating that it’s not going to put a dent into the shit storm we’re about to face. More so if we’re waiting until 2030 after several decades of “talking”.

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bermudaliving t1_jaz3zuh wrote

Doing this by 2030 is a slap in the face. The ocean is literally on the brink of extinction. Just look up when scientists expect the ocean to go extinct. This is far too late. Google how much ocean life is removed from the sea daily and you’ll understand that by 2030 there will be little left to “protect”.

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