Both science and faith agree that the world will end at some point. We must all learn how to better protect ourselves. The Sun won’t be providing us heat and energy forever, and unless we find a way to colonize other planets, the human race is doomed. But Doomsday can come a lot sooner than expected, and many of us can play a major role in this terrific scenario.
Futurism.com writes about an article published in the journal Frontiers in Conservation Science that warns about a future of mass extinction and possibly even the end of the human race. The man who raises the alarm is Corey Bradshaw, a scientist working in the ecology field at Flinders University and who published over 260 peer-reviewed scientific articles, three books, and nine book chapters.
Human-induced biodiversity loss could destroy us
Human-induced biodiversity loss could play a crucial role in the extermination of the human race itself, along with climate change. This is the major concern that we should all think about. Corey Bradshaw supports this grim scenario, and he declared the following in a press release:
Humanity is causing a rapid loss of biodiversity and, with it, Earth’s ability to support complex life,
“But the mainstream is having difficulty grasping the magnitude of this loss, despite the steady erosion of the fabric of human civilization.
The study authors added that one of the issues is that the world’s economic and political systems are focusing on short-term challenges and gains. This causes the long-term problems of biodiversity loss, climate change, and ecological destruction.
Paul Ehrlich, who is a study co-author and biologist at Stanford University, declared:
Most economies operate on the basis that counteraction now is too costly to be politically palatable,
Combined with disinformation campaigns to protect short-term profits it is doubtful that the scale of changes we need will be made in time.