Is the nature suffering?

From the majority of conservationists, we regularly hear that progress harming the earth's ecosphere. We talk about the extinction of species on deforestation, an ozone holes and global warming \ cooling. Yes, these precedents have taken place. But whether they are relevant now?

In the era of industrialization, we have seen the growth of factories and enterprises. We used the little cars on refined fuel, we processed the resources into energy by burning them with low efficiency. All this - the obvious features of industrialization. But that era has passed.

We are evolving, learning to use recoverable resources of our planet. We are drawn to the sun and the wind that would take electricity. We build analogues of natural sources of oxygen, smaller in area than the forests, but with the same percentage of output. Breakthroughs in genetic engineering allow you to create new kinds and grow extinct, and the availability of this method - only a matter of time.

Emissions of harmful substances into the atmosphere - are reduced. Filters for pipes that are in the factories, filters for car exhausts. Even the move to electric cars, pay attention to the same "Tesla".

We learn from our mistakes made 50-80 years ago. Mankind learns to listen to the world around them, and interfering in its processes, to monitor the safety components.

We use the world, but now I understand and recognize that it is part of us. Nature suffers in the same way in which the people will suffer, who had put implants and implanted under the skin of the chips. We grow and build on the basis of rational use and aesthetic senses. We - the creators of new worlds created by our hands.