Another question without a real choice. I think we humans will cause more extinctions than global warming could, we have had 10,000 years of experience of causing extinctions starting with the mega fauna.
Every place that modern humans reached was soon followed by the extinctions of the large animals and thanks to our use of fire, a change in the environment leading to even more extinctions.
Global warming is caused by human activities especially the burning of fossil fuels and the destruction of forests.
We are the most deadly preditor to ever evolve, far deadlier than T-rex at it's worse.
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From Screwed:
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Another question without a real choice. I think we humans will cause more extinctions than global warming could, we have had 10,000 years of experience of causing extinctions starting with the mega fauna.
Every place that modern humans reached was soon followed by the extinctions of the large animals and thanks to our use of fire, a change in the environment leading to even more extinctions.
Global warming is caused by human activities especially the burning of fossil fuels and the destruction of forests.
We are the most deadly preditor to ever evolve, far deadlier than T-rex at it's worse.