11-01-2018, 01:53 PM
(11-01-2018, 12:07 PM)Radu Almasanu Wrote: I also agree with this article. But the problem is that we can't just swich to an eco-friendly (and eco-friendly can have a different meaning to others), and it would take a long time to go back as it use to and there's already permanent damage, so the earth will be different than it was when humans began its first civilization, anyways one way to fix the ecosystem is for humanity to leave earth and leave the planet to regenerate by itself and slowly add humans into the mix so the earth can adjust to humans on it, but for this to happen this has to take place in the space exploration age, where we have the technology to live and survive in space.I disagree with the space idea, I think we should stay on earth and switch to an eco-friendly environment because we have everything we need on earth and also it would probably be really pricey to get the whole human population into space or a different planet. The government is already making investments of up to 2.3 trillion dollars to reduce emissions and lower our global temperature so why go to space, which would be expensive, when we are already investing into lowering emission. Even if it would take along time we are still regenerating the earth ,back to the way it was originally, even though it might not be as fast but we are still doing something rather then nothing.