The species collapse that we do for sure know is happening is the insect apocalypse. That's because we use more and stronger pesticides than we did decades ago. That insect apocalypse is the basis of reduced nutrition in food, and would be the basis of other species collapsing, if it turns out to be true.
Energy can mean anything. And its not produced, its transformed. The total energy on earth really doesn't change. If we could get our electricity without emitting CO2, then maybe changing our grid would make sense. But it doesn't make sense because both solar and wind emit more CO2 in the production of the device than they save over their operational lifetime. In wind power's case, they actually cost more energy to make than they produce, too. I've personally done the math on that.
Water is the answer... to everything. More resilient land, more productive land, more biodiversity, more energy, stabler weather. The single destructive thing we can do is to reduce water tables.
Comte de Sats Germain
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