What are the 5 direct drivers of change in nature with largest relative global impacts? 1: Change in land & sea use. 2: Direct exploitation of organisms. 3: Climate Change 4: Pollution 5: Invasive Species. — Newly launched @IPBES #GlobalAssessment #IPBES7

May 6, 2019 · 11:21 AM UTC

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Elephant in the room: Human population growth 7.7 billion people clamoring for land, housing, food, water, energy, cars, roads, etc. No other living species stands a chance. #taboo topic
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We can limit #pollution and #climatechange thanks to #renewables. Data say that 90% of #energy #CO2 reduction needed to curb #globalwarming can be achieved thanks to #RES & #energyefficiency. More on #RES: cesi.it/news_ideas/ideas/Pag…
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What is the main direct drivers of all your suggested 5 drivers of change in nature with the largest global impacts. I would suggest it is the growth in the human population. Within the last 100 years we humans have gone from 2 billion to 7.6 billion
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Human population is unsustainable
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..& what powers those five drivers? Ask that question & risk being called a blasphemer against the God of GDP Growth & Orthodox Economics Church. Their Inquisition goons will be out in force on @BBCNews @Channel4News & in MSM papers spouting more BS.
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Where's livestock farming, cattle-feed plantations, car exhaust and coal power plants?
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That would be us the invasive species #overpopulating the planet.
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Is there a link to whole report to get whole context which I assume also includes tough choice trade-offs and potential solutions? #ConservationOptimism
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The root cause of these drivers is human greed, mainly as practiced by the richest persons through their business and political interests. #IPBES7
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