VetusLignum wrote:
Another example: the south of Spain is becoming desertified; deforestation and erosion have been raging for centuries, and this continues today, if only because of certain agricultural practices. And yet, when an exotic species (the alliant) helps us to green these areas, we do not understand our luck.
https://www.granadahoy.com/granada/inva ... 33992.html
In fact, it ties in with what you said elsewhere.
The man, who, in his "megalomania" (I prefer this term to "mythomania") does not see the long time, and does not understand the logic of life.
Ditto for the increase in the level of carbon in the air; for me it is a chance, not a problem; and the only valid (win-win) approach to avoid the inconvenience is to re-green the soil wherever possible, and protect the soil from erosion. Living and functional soils will help fight hunger, and what comes of it: wars and migration.
And who knows, the fact of having extracted the carbon from the subsoil may save us from a future glaciation.