GLOBAL SCIENTISTS 'SECOND WARNING TO HUMANITY'




Second 'warning to  humanity' letter has been issued by over 15,000 global scientists from 184 countries. scientists have signed a letter "world scientists' warning to Humanity: A Second Notice." which says "catastrophic climate change" due to human influence has unleashed a "six mass extinction".
Which includes most of planet's problems are getting worse then what we think, 13 solutions the letter outlines include a shift to renewable energy and population control. As days passes the damage to our environment is getting worse which is leading to the extinction of man-kind, the first version, released in 1992, by the Union of Concerned Scientists, was signed by 1,700 experts.

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