mpjh wrote:The same way that we have exhausted the ocean fisheries, denuded the rain forest, created monocultures of plants, destroyed the habitat of a multitude of species, poisoned the water with hormones, poisoned our meat and chicken with hormones and antibiotics, and poisoned our fruit with pesticides, with sheer determination and abandon.
How many species habitats were destroyed prior to the last 500 years?
What were the population of the ocean fisheries prior to 500 years ago?
Poisoned our meat, chicken and fruit that we domesticated for that purpose, the same meat,chicken and fruit that really shouldn't be considered "natural" or "organic" anyway, so how does that hurt "Mother Nature"?
You look around and say "things are changing so fast!" without any evidence that this blink of a moment in the age of the earth really means anything at all. And don't whinge "Think of the children!", our great-grand parents didn't think of us, they were too busy trying to survive.
Is being wasteful and inefficient wrong? Yes it is, but not on a climate morality scale, but it is wrong just to be that damn untidy.