More than 15,000 of the world's most eminent scientists have signed a frightening open letter to governments around the world warning of the imminent Apocalypse. According to them, what we see now is JUST THE BEGINNING.
The document is titled "Warning to Humanity" and is an ominous prophetic vision of a dark fate awaiting our planet.
The message is not new and, as it were, updates an earlier document of similar content, published back in 1992. Although it was also quite gloomy, there was no talk about the Apocalypse and scientists were simply expressing concern about the growing impact of humans on the environment. But a lot has changed in 25 years. Now the world scientific community's outlook on the future is much darker.
All the terrifying trends listed in 1992 have evolved many times today and some have even passed the "point of no return." If in 1992 the main concern of the scientific community was mainly caused by the "ozone holes", then today we have a catastrophic climate change, irreversible loss of areas of jungle, forests and "dead zones" in the ocean, where algae and phytoplankton used to produce oxygen. As a result, the oxygen level in the atmosphere decreases, against the background of which the mass extinction of species, the disappearance of reservoirs with fresh water and other environmental disasters simply fade away.
According to scientists, the main reason for the imminent catastrophe lies in the hopeless consumption of precious resources, which is demanded and demanded by the population of Homo sapiens, which is growing in volume like a nuclear explosion. Therefore, world-renowned scientists call on governments, the media and simply caring citizens to somehow influence this catastrophic trend.
15,364 scientists (including almost all Nobel laureates) from 184 countries of the world, led by the leading American ecologist Professor William Ripple of the University of Oregon, signed the appeal to humanity published in the latest issue of BioScience magazine:
“Now humankind is receiving a second notice … Over the years, world governments have made some progress in some areas, such as reducing emissions of ozone-depleting chemicals and increasing the amount of energy released from renewable sources, but the destructive trends all outweigh ….
So it was not possible to adequately limit the growth of the world economy, which not only in itself causes a destructive effect on the environment, but also requires the growth of the human population because people are the main driving force for the economy….
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Those who signed this second warning are not just raising false alarms, they are acknowledging clear signs that we are on an apocalyptic path. We hope that our joint publication will be able to initiate a broad public discussion about the global environment and climate, before their destruction becomes completely irreversible."