Scientists are now claiming that an apocalyptic mass extinction of human beings is on its way and will manifest itself in the year 2100.
According to scientists, human beings have loaded the atmosphere with so much Carbon dioxide (CO2) that mass extinction is inevitable.
It is feared that due to human activities, by the end of this century, so much Carbon dioxide will be in the atmosphere at a “catastrophic threshold” that will wipe out all the species.
The accumulation of Carbon dioxide into the atmosphere has started manifesting itself through global warming with sea levels rising and global temperatures rising beyond ordinary levels.
Scientists say the world has already experienced five wipeouts including one that led to the extinction of dinosaurs.
The worst wipeout occurred 252 million years ago and was known as Great Dying which led to the mass extinction of more than 95 percent of marine life.
Human beings have emitted 1,549 billion tons of Carbon dioxide since the advent of Industrial Revolution.
The amount of Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is equivalent to burning enough coal to form a square tower of 72 feet wide stretching 240,000 miles from the earth to the moon.
The accumulation of Carbon dioxide into the atmosphere is causing the tearing of the Ozone layer that will later allow dangerous rays from the sun to hit the earth.
During the month of July alone, 11 million tons of ice melted from Greenland into the sea with concerns that sea levels would rise by more than 25 percent if the ice continues to melt at the current rate.
Countries in Africa are already experiencing the expansion of deserts, prolonged droughts with some experiencing heavy floods.
Scientists say the world will soon become so toxic that even planting trees will not be enough to save the earth leading to the mass extinction of humans.
In the end, when the last tree will fall, the last animal die and the last fish breathes it’s last, only when human beings will realize that their money won’t save them.
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