As we see, the trend of such people getting voted is picking up. I guess the majority want such people in power and they cannot complain.
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What you sow is what you reap
I would politely decline such fatalistic attitudes. I would prefer to engage with people and help everyone to join the effort to address climate change challenges. Whether we vote for an unpleasant leader or not, we all breathe the same air, experience the extreme climate events and feel the effects of climate change on populations. I may be fortunate at this time to live in a gated community but it would be facile to think I am an island insulated from change around meAs we see, the trend of such people getting voted is picking up. I guess the majority want such people in power and they cannot complain.
What you sow is what you reap
Man’s best friend may be nature’s worst enemy, study on pet dogs finds | News at Curtin
New Curtin University research into the overlooked environmental impact of pet dogs has found far-reaching negative effects on wildlife, ecosystems and clim ...
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As per a Curtin University study, Environmental impact of owned dogs is far greater, more insidious, and more concerning than is generally recognised. They are implicated in direct killing and disturbance of multiple species, particularly shore birds, it said. Sheer number of dogs contributes to global carbon emissions and land and fresh water use via pet food industry
Some points for concern in this study even if it’s uncomfortable to some of us.
In the end it all circles back to humans and their need for trusted companions of other species. Humans’ best friends are likely to go the distance with us till extinction do part us.
Limiting dog populations could arguably be easier than doing the same with human populations.
It’s a massive industry beginning From domestication of wolves in the ancient times to corporate industrialisation of breeding, pet food, dog spas and accessories.
Just typing the word Dog into the search reveals a lot on how much humans are interlinked with dogs, their lives and well being; presumably for our well being
Selective breeding in or of specific characteristics has resulted in the bewildering variety we see around us. (as fashion accessory lapdogs, guard dogs, guide dogs for the visually impaired, therapy dogs, to police dogs etc)
Dog poo disposal in crowded urban tenements are a source of conflict frequently and large numbers of domesticated canines in the buffer zones are definitely a threat to other small animals in forests and protected nature reserves though many in such locations are eaten by leopards.
Let’s not forget dogs are on the menu in some parts of the world.
Over population of any species disturbs the balance of nature. Large scale Cow breeding and methane gas emissions are another link that has been known for a few decades now.
Ironically, wild dogs and wolves face extinction threats.
In the end it all circles back to humans and their need for trusted companions of other species. Humans’ best friends are likely to go the distance with us till extinction do part us.
Limiting dog populations could arguably be easier than doing the same with human populations.
It’s a massive industry beginning From domestication of wolves in the ancient times to corporate industrialisation of breeding, pet food, dog spas and accessories.
Just typing the word Dog into the search reveals a lot on how much humans are interlinked with dogs, their lives and well being; presumably for our well being
Selective breeding in or of specific characteristics has resulted in the bewildering variety we see around us. (as fashion accessory lapdogs, guard dogs, guide dogs for the visually impaired, therapy dogs, to police dogs etc)
Dog poo disposal in crowded urban tenements are a source of conflict frequently and large numbers of domesticated canines in the buffer zones are definitely a threat to other small animals in forests and protected nature reserves though many in such locations are eaten by leopards.
Let’s not forget dogs are on the menu in some parts of the world.
Over population of any species disturbs the balance of nature. Large scale Cow breeding and methane gas emissions are another link that has been known for a few decades now.
Ironically, wild dogs and wolves face extinction threats.
A FUTURE WITHOUT ENVIRONMENTALISM IS THE GOAL
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