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Vital statistics on a Sustainable Planet, selected from extensive global reports. See info on BioCapacity, Climate + Hurricanes, Education, Solutions. Invite others to visit RescueTheWorld.net, for this world overview.

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Greatest Threats to Humanity, _________ In order of importance

Exponential population growth (education of women can ethically reduce birth rates)
Expanding fossil fuel use (much faster than renewables) + climate change
Cascading feedback loops, releasing CO2
Lack of political will to modify capitalism for sustainabity, via carbon taxes
Overshoot of the world's biocapacity
- Drought and aquifer water loss
- Fertilizers, dead zones, erosion
- Agricultural collapse (true cost of meat)
- Scarcity wars; mass migrations
Sea Level rise and stronger hurricanes
- Heatwaves and uncontolled fires
Nuclear war or EMP attack
- electro magnetic pulses destroy electronics
Pandemic - natural or weaponized disease
Cyber attacks, crippling infrastructure

Climate change is the greatest threat to humanity. It can only be met by nations taking action on population and fossil fuel growth. It's time to protest and elect NEW people

Climate Change – Impacts Today, _______ Not Tomorrow

1. 58,000,000 persons displaced by drought and conflict, per UN.

2. Massive aquifer water losses globally.

3. Rampant wildfires in CA, BC, Siberia.

4. Flash floods in Japan, Bangladesh, India; 1,000,000 persons affected.

5. Doubling of hurricane numbers, severity and damage costs since y2000.

6. Droughts, wheat shortage, + Arab Spring. Civil wars: middle east + africa.

7. Die off of coral reefs.

8. Melting of glaciers and polar ice. Permafrost thaw and CO2 release.

9. Plastics pollution, fertilizer pollution and extensive ocean dead zones.

10. Sea level rise faster than IPCC + ocean scientists predictions.

11. Potential for cascading feedback + accelerated carbon release, per hothouse earth.

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