@souldessin but the state parks aren't sufficient. The more we 'develop', the worse it becomes.
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Shifting baseline syndrome ( #SBS ) is what happens when we forget how vibrant the natural world used to be. -
Shifting baseline syndrome ( #SBS ) is what happens when we forget how vibrant the natural world used to be.@gdjp Thank you. Since the picture had their label on it, I didn't think of putting it in the reference.
Likewise I didn't think to check if it's AI made. To me, it supports the message. And in this case, it's clear (being cartoonish).
But next time I will check it and add it if I think it's AI generated -
Shifting baseline syndrome ( #SBS ) is what happens when we forget how vibrant the natural world used to be.@Uair I don't know. Although it might not look fertile, it's not uninhabitable.
And the world has had multiple natural climate changes in the last 4000 years.
To me that might be more of a natural change and less of a man made change. -
Shifting baseline syndrome ( #SBS ) is what happens when we forget how vibrant the natural world used to be.Shifting baseline syndrome ( #SBS ) is what happens when we forget how vibrant the natural world used to be. Each generation grows up with a more depleted environment and calls it “normal,” simply because it’s all they’ve ever known.
Researchers warn that this shift lowers our expectations, increases our tolerance for decline, and reduces our urgency to protect what’s left.