Website review: The World Without Us - Alan Weisman
pigletpoo discovered this in Environment
•218 reviews since Jul 27, 2007
environment, science, earth
•worldwithoutus.com/did_you_know.html
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pigletpoo discovered 12 months ago- What would happen to our planet if we [the human species] were to die out? Starts at 2 days after extinction and goes on to forever?
- ZekeO rated 4 days ago
- Quite an interesting hypotheses, nonetheless very well thought out.
- Treeracist rated 3 weeks ago
- What the world will be like once we're gone.
- percy10 rated 4 weeks ago
- a little sad to read but still a lot of interesting facts
- stan23 rated 4 weeks ago
- I always like these but, but everyone says they know what would really happen, isn't everything just speculation if we can't know for sure?
- deehuff rated 7 weeks ago
- Amazing.
- Clickchic rated 7 weeks ago
- I did go through a stage when I viewed humanity as evil, damaging the world, attacking each other, just a parasite of the earth's resources. The eventual total extinction of humans didn't seem such a bad thing. Now I appreciate how much there is to celebrate about being human: debate, literature, music, art, the way strangers do care about each other, the amount of discussion and active work that goes into helping people both within our community and those living the other side of the world, and in working to protect wildlife, threated regions, etc. There are far more compassionate, caring people in the world than uncaring, evil.
- meredithm rated 8 weeks ago
- The story after our extinction
- aowreturns rated 2 months ago
- Interesting. But a nuclear power plant's emergency power isn't to circulate water, it's to stop the reaction.
