/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9680362
It really is this simple. Ffs organisms like algae or trees die and the elements they gathered from the atmosphere of their time are now being reintroduced into ours in large numbers so of course it will do something to the environment. Afaik a great extinction occurred because of sudden change in atmospheric composition. Our background extinction rate is stupid ridiculous right now aside from climate change pollution and over consumption alone are causing problems throughout the biosphere anyone who isn't convinced action must be taken are willingly blind or brainwashed by industry and its associates.

Ever since we crawled out of africa we've been burning forests and killing everything we could find so not a surprise people continue to turn a blind eye to these issues

Like the rest of our species as soon as we got there we started burning shit down for easy pickins killing everything in sight. There were megafauna around that time huge as snakes and what were basically 15-20ft komodo dragons killing them and shit. If I saw that around village "NONE OF THAT" so they killed all those large animals just like the Indians did in the Americas. It is said climate was already killing these animals but let's be honest on every continent as soon as humans showed up those fauna fuckin died. So they engineered some good ol' fashioned death that's what they engineered.