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 'Humanity's very survival' is at risk, says UN - Times Online
is not enough food, people will die. In the end, the problem will correct itself50's, but this is what has to happen in the long term. Ask the question whyis talking to China and India? If the UK contributes 0.5% to the worlds CO2 emissions Chris Smith, East Sussex , UK It's the Overpopulationsubject? G Jones, Liverpool, UK Well, John Ward of Irelandguesses? Ted Horsepower, Ripon, Uk If B.Royle is a scientistview. Isn't the question, "Are humans, in their present commissions and omissionswe really ought to go back to living in caves and trees where we belong, itnote, if we do as these prating panic merchants dictate, then no doubt the scary GaiaI appreciate the extensive politics in this arena, nevertheless you do notto know that the world is messed up. In the UK thirty years ago we had seasons, nowyear, and that is happeining globally. In South East Asia the rainy season is
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