Well, a new study is out about another man-made crisis this time to thread his mass extinction.

Yeah, handful of scientists say that humans have damaged the Earth's ecosystem so horribly

that we are headed for the biggest mass extension since the dinosaurs were wiped out 66 million years

ago. These scientists claim two species vanish every year, over 200 in the last century,

of the 177 species of mammals 40% have experienced a serious drop in population.

Now, co-author of the study is the disgraced Stanford professor Paul Erlich. He says the

asteroid that hit Earth wiping out the dinosaurs was not making a choice, but the coming mass

extinction is the result of human choice over population over consumption by the rich.

Erlich complains that wildlife habitats have been plowed under and paved, replaced by buildings

and strip malls. Of course, Amazon's going to fix that. Of course, this crisis comes with a deadline.

The study gives us only two or three decades to straighten the problem out, or else we're done.

Mass extension will be so far gone we won't be able to recover. Let me turn back the hands

of time. 1968, that's what a young scientist named Paul Erlich wrote the population bomb.

He predicted the population would double and the Earth would not have a resources to sustain it,

so we wiped out 20 years ago by starvation. Except there's more of us here than ever.

Populations doubled. Erlich is full of it.