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15000 scientists issue warning to humanity
In a letter signed by over 15,000 scientists, the community has urged moving to more environmentally sustainable alternatives to prevent “widespread misery and catastrophic biodiversity loss”. Scientists noted it is “especially troubling” that the world continues on a path toward “potentially catastrophic climate change due to rising greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuels”. The letter outlines 13 steps that must be taken, including making contraception more widely available and “estimating a scientifically defensible, sustainable human population size for the long term while rallying nations and leaders to support that vital goal”. Other steps include promoting plant-based diets and renewable energy while phasing out subsidies for fossil fuels. Animals are suffering as a result of human activities, and are disappearing at an unprecedented pace. Only one problem has seen considerable improvements in a quarter century – the closing of the ozone hole – thanks to a steep reduction in the use of aerosol sprays and pollutants that led to ozone depletion.

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