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The Earth is rapidly becoming uninhabitable. The glaciers are melting at steadily increasing rate, raising ocean levels and reducing sun reflection areas at each pole -- causing permafrost loss and temperature rise. As forests burn, carbon dioxide fills the atmosphere and oxygen production is reduced -- all contributing to faster temperature rise.
Man has mismanaged Earth by interrupting the natural order of life that nature provides. The warnings were there for us for more than a century and now it is very late -- we are now unable to stop the devastation caused by contaminated water, air and soil; uncontrollable fires; flooding; and overwhelming tornadoes and hurricanes.
Survival of the fittest is becoming more imminent. Many will die from lack of food, medicine, clean water and shelter. Unrelenting heat will interrupt power grids, buckle roadways and kill crops. The Earth will resemble Hell. Nature prevails over everything.
Our only recourse is to heed the warnings and slow this process as much as possible, gaining more time for our future generations. However, judging from our past actions, the pollution will probably continue.
Charles J. LaMark
Altoona