Extinction 'by man not climate'

[Simon]

The extinction of many ancient species may be due to humans rather than climate change, experts say.

Large prehistoric animals in Tasmania may have been wiped out by human hunting and not temperature changes, a team of international scientists argue.

Read it: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7555206.stm

Related to this: Nearly 50% of the world’s primates face extinction report says

[Bobby]

It's just too easy to blame everything on the climate...! Humans have a fundamental problem of not owning up to what they have done wrong - and when they do it's too late.

[mountainhiker]

It's just too easy to blame everything on the climate...! Humans have a fundamental problem of not owning up to what they have done wrong - and when they do it's too late.

It's also too easy to try to blame it all on Humans which is the politically correct thing to do today. In reality, it is a little of both. The percentage is clouded due to the "expert of the moment" waving their flag. <_<

[Simon]

It's also too easy to try to blame it all on Humans which is the politically correct thing to do today. In reality, it is a little of both. The percentage is clouded due to the "expert of the moment" waving their flag.

Well, the change of climate we are experiencing now is man-made. And the loss of wildlife is due to man.

We are responsible for many awful things.