Quote by Vivienne Westwood

I always thought we had an environmental problem, but I hadn't realized how urgent it was. James Lovelock writes that by the end of this century there will be one billion people left.

I always thought we had an environmental problem, but I hadn

Summary

This quote highlights the author's dawning realization of the severity and urgency of the environmental problem. James Lovelock's observation that only one billion people will remain by the end of this century implies the potential consequences of unsustainable human activities on a global scale. It serves as an alarm, suggesting that action needs to be taken swiftly to address the environmental crisis and prevent such a dramatic decline in the human population.

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By Vivienne Westwood

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