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by OrbitRock
1702 days ago
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> Of course, from a short-term timeline (say 100 years), the rate of species extinction from global warming will surely outpace the rate of species creation, since evolution has no time to act. Which is really the only factor that matters here. A large quantity of things will likely go extinct before being able to adapt or migrate sufficiently to keep up with the changes. The re-development of biodiversity takes millions of years, and that’s basically irrelevant from the timescale of humanity. |
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