Submitted by Biosphere_Collapse t3_11e6j6a in science
couldentcareless t1_jaco4ip wrote
Reply to comment by Biosphere_Collapse in Research reveals climate crisis is driving a rise in human-wildlife conflicts by Biosphere_Collapse
Has nothing to do with humans building more and farther. It's climate change, not sprawling cities
FraseraSpeciosa t1_jad8dpv wrote
There are still hundreds of thousands of acres of good wildlife habitat around the USA. Yes we destroy there habitat and that is having an effect, the biggest effect is yes climate change. Flooding, droughts, fires etc. are destroying the areas where wildlife live and forcing them into where humans live. Short answer is both but climate change is the real push the animals are experiencing to migrate elsewhere.
couldentcareless t1_jadbdsw wrote
You don't think building cities leads to climate change? No pollution happens because of constrution?
FraseraSpeciosa t1_jadckii wrote
Never said it didn’t…. I was referring only to the lost habitat to build cities not the emissions, which absolutely loop back to why animal human encounters are becoming more common.
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