Nah, we won’t. The world can support far more than 8 billion humans.
It’s just that the world can’t support 8 billion white humans driving cars everywhere, eating meat, and buying a ton of plastic crap. It probably can’t even support 1 billion of those assholes.
Nah, the EAT-Lancet report says the Earth can support 10 billion humans, if radical changes are made to consumption habits.
And mathematically speaking, white people are the biggest offenders on climate, who will need to make the biggest changes to follow the EAT-Lancet report’s advice. It’s not prejudice, it’s just math. White culture is a social construct that causes destructive climate vandalism behaviour.
EAT-Lancet really only talks about feeding people and under current conditions. But conditions change. Rising water levels and shifting climates are going to be happening in the short term. If you are OK with millions of people starving to death because of a drought or a disease or pest infestation, then sure, live on the edge.
The next step is asking what the natural environmental limits on the human population are, but don’t worry, we’ll find out.
Nah, we won’t. The world can support far more than 8 billion humans.
It’s just that the world can’t support 8 billion white humans driving cars everywhere, eating meat, and buying a ton of plastic crap. It probably can’t even support 1 billion of those assholes.
The ‘I hate white people’ part aside, this is wrong. The earth can not support 8 billion people long term at any level of living standard.
Nah, the EAT-Lancet report says the Earth can support 10 billion humans, if radical changes are made to consumption habits.
And mathematically speaking, white people are the biggest offenders on climate, who will need to make the biggest changes to follow the EAT-Lancet report’s advice. It’s not prejudice, it’s just math. White culture is a social construct that causes destructive climate vandalism behaviour.
EAT-Lancet really only talks about feeding people and under current conditions. But conditions change. Rising water levels and shifting climates are going to be happening in the short term. If you are OK with millions of people starving to death because of a drought or a disease or pest infestation, then sure, live on the edge.