New Dawn Magazine: If there were a hazard meter capable of measuring the precariousness of
human survival on planet Earth, the needle would surely be pointing deep
into the red zone. James Lovelock, father of the Gaia hypothesis,
predicts that within the next hundred years 80% of humanity will have
been wiped out. The unstoppable juggernaut of global warming and its
concomitant catastrophes, he says, will utterly decimate our species.
Moreover, effective interventions are no longer feasible, and what is
now inevitable cannot be undone. Hopefully, Lovelock concludes, the
small portion that survives “Armageddon” will have finally learned to
live in harmony with nature and the environment. It will be a new
beginning: a species that will have re-modelled itself, not so much
through technology as through severe pain, loss and hardship
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