Simone Rotella
TODAY, there are more humans on Earth than ever and nature is in freefall. In just 50 years, wildlife populations have . In the same period, our population has doubled, and demand for non-living and living material from Earth has grown . The biggest culprits of biodiversity loss , both driven by wholly unsustainable consumption and exacerbated by increasing human numbers. It is critical we address this overconsumption, and that means evaluating the impact our species’ population growth is having on the collapse of…
