No. of Recommendations: 6
Again, the evidence points to the contraryI've provided you with documentation that, in real numbers, poverty is increasing, the rate of increase of pollution may be slowing, but it's cumulative to existing pollution that is not being resolved (if it can ever be resolved).
en.wikipedia.org - List of Superfund sites There's no way to mitigate thousands of square miles of sea floor carpeted in toxic chems.
You seem to consider economic progress as the benchmark of environmental success; not the ongoing, cumulative damage to the environment that's incurred in the attempt to meet the needs of the human mass.
Without planetary health, what's the point of wealth? And I'm not talking about healthcare statistics or the number of Audis and Mercedes that cross the Atlantic. I'm talking about the health of the planet; it's flora and fauna.... the thousands of miles of lead lined telecom cables that are -surprise- leaching lead into the environment, and other newly discovered woopsies that accompany the rapid rollouts of modern technology.
