Don't get me started about how 8 billion people don't care about earth

Earth threw a pretty mild climate to humans then humanity destroyed the ecosystem dumping poison to the atmosphere using fossil fuel and burning down earths lungs and trawling sea floor. A lot of species are gone. We are a joke compared to bees. Lose bees you lose the planet. There's a book about what would happen if humans disappeared. Nature would slowly recover. And by poison? I mean all the carbon dioxide and chemicals and stuff that won't ever disintegrate because it's so complex compound with manmade bonds. I mean forever chemicals and microplastics. Human bites are dangerous too. Does this answer what children should the taught about climate change to a person who says it isn't his fault?

🌍 How humans are “toxic” to the planet (metaphorically)

1. Pollution

• Air pollution from factories, cars, and power plants
• Water pollution from chemicals, sewage, plastics
• Soil contamination from pesticides and industrial waste
• Noise & light pollution disrupting wildlife behavior

2. Habitat destruction

• Deforestation for agriculture and urban expansion
• Wetland draining
• River damming
• Coral reef destruction from warming and acidification

3. Overconsumption of resources

• Overfishing depleting marine life
• Mining that destroys ecosystems
• Excessive water use
• Fast fashion, electronics waste, disposable products

4. Climate change

• Burning fossil fuels increasing CO₂
• Methane from agriculture
• Desertification, wildfires, and melting ice

5. Biodiversity loss

• Species extinction from hunting, land use, and pollution
• Invasive species introduced through trade and travel

6. Waste generation

• Plastic waste that persists for centuries
• E-waste leaking toxic metals
• Landfills releasing methane and chemicals

7. Agricultural impacts

• Monocultures that destroy soil health
• Pesticides harming bees and other pollinators
• Fertilizer runoff creating ocean “dead zones”

8. Industrial chemicals

• PFAS (“forever chemicals”) contaminating water
• Microplastics spreading everywhere — even in the deep ocean
• Heavy metals (mercury, lead) entering food chains

9. Ocean damage

• Acidification from CO₂
• Oil spills
• Destructive fishing methods (like bottom trawling)

10. Urbanization

• Fragmenting habitats
• Heat islands
• High energy demand