You think what you can't see can't hurt you ?? .... Well take a look *

Mexico City, Mexico is one of the most heavily populated cities in the Western Hemisphere. The city is extremely cramped and dirty.  Human waste  pollutes the waterways, Garbage dumps grow into mountains and the haze in the air is mainly from cars without carbon emission controls.

 Extreme drought and starvation in Africa is decimating the wildlife and human population

Here you can see a coal power plant in the United Kingdom billowing plumes of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.

China’s Yellow River has been deemed unsafe for use of any sort of use because of its extremely high levels of pollution and human waste. Discharge from factories along the river has this man turning away in disgust.

Ghoramara Island in West Bengal, India has been experiencing severe sea level rises because of the effects of global warming. Since the 1980’s, more than 50% of the land has been washed away.

This image shows the Mir Mine, the world’s largest diamond mine, in Russia, larger than the town which surrounds it. Diamond mining is devastating for the land, as this photo illustrates perfectly, Leaving a manmade scar that can be seen from space.

Residents of West Bengal, India face water shortages because of intense droughts, often followed by intense floods. They suffer every extreme of climate change including more and more powerful typhoons.

This photo is of the Willamette National Forest in Oregon, or what’s left of it. The forest was destroyed and levelled to build a reservoir

Manila Bay in the Philippines

Acid rain caused by pollution kills forests

This bird died from eating tiny bits of brightly colored plastic which it mistook for food. The bird is decomposing but the plastic will never decompose and may become a meal for another bird.

At the current rate of deforestation, all the rain forests will be gone in less than 100 years

 Water pollution in China has reached critical levels

Air pollution in Beijing 

 

Air apocalypse in China

 

Now for something I cannot show you. Did you know that over fifty percent of all wildlife on earth has disappeared in the last forty years??


The greatest wildlife loss affecting our food supply is the honey bee. 

We lose about 30% of the bee population a year now

Bee researchers first reported massive die-offs back in the 1990s caused mainly by insecticides on crops, loss of habitat, lack of nutrition and the effects of global warming. But the plight of the honeybee didn’t truly buzz into the national consciousness until the spring of 2013, when data revealed the average beekeeper had lost 45% of their colonies the previous winter to a mysterious phenomenon known as colony collapse disorder. Bees pollinate two thirds of our food crops and without them

we would  have world starvation in a very short time.

A wise man once said

SOOO what's the good news?
Danged if I know.
People of Earth...Wise up!