People On This Group Are Sharing Examples Of ‘Urban Hell’ That Look Like A Dystopian Movie But Are Sadly Real (40 Pics)

I'm with lunar eclipse on this. In thirty-one years, from natural desert to human-imposed concrete "desert"... Yech.

You clearly do NOT understand how long it takes for topsoil in desert habitats take to form. These are delicate ecosystems that are highly vulnerable because people don' t see or comprehend the beauty of it. A real shame. Never mind the water usage. Ugh.

Yes there is air and space and animals in the desert. Desert is not dead, concrete is

The impact of overpopulation and the human tendency toward thoughtless and unwarranted hyperconsumption is what's depressing. And it's happening everywhere.

Yes all the turtles like in Death Valley that like to be counted and protected will die in the UAE much like a snowflake will melt.

Yes, deserts can be beautiful too. And I may not support forced sterilization or a one-child birth policy, but I do support bribing people to have fewer children/ get sterilized. Also, we can't vote for such policies in other countries - and certain counties contribute way more to the overpopulation issue than others. Finally, as horrifying and soulless as those super tall apartment buildings are, we should be building UP as much as we can.

Of course. And specially if it is "developing" in a cars & skyscrapers extravaganza that need millions of liters of water which of course, in the desert, isn't naturally available. It's a metastasis.

They meant that we took over the nature

I agree with you totally, well here's a thought...what about the free energy technology that "they" are keeping from us, they must be trying to put a meter on these but they cannot, mark my words they exist. And what about Mike Reynold's Earthship building technology, 40 years in New Mexico each home is off power grid self contained. If they would have created requirements of self sufficiency, power draw down plans, for homes in US, but instead we wait till the 2 minute warning to do these things. Sadly, whether it be pandemic or plandemic, we NEED to reduce the population, theres no way around it. But those not going really need to buckle up. The weathers gonna increase in severity, the water is a big issue, now the homeless population is out of control (living in the vans, right next to an empty silicon chip plant building) Yes I saw in Palm Springs from 63 to 73 getting more humid due to the A/C use and golf courses. Everyones too busy driving to their 2 jobs to think of much else!

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An Co, there is no water to sustain life. i am from a desert place, and the water crisis there is growing. i KNOW about these things. Some places should never have been developed. i feel this way about Las Vegas Nevada, and Phoenix Arizona, in the USA for example.

Wow, you know what the definition of "humanity" is. So what? There are too many of us. I am not saying kill the people already here. All we can do is act now to have less children, use less resources, not build in desert places with no water, not grow grass lawns in places with no water, etc.

That's right. We, our children, our parents, our siblings and our friends are the problem. There are too many of us. It doesn't make it any better because it is all of us, and it doesn't make it any less real. The day is coming when we'll pay for our luxurious lifestyles.

Yes. And let’s hope everyone doesn’t feel the need to procreate. My siblings and parents are really great at polluting the earth. Homes are full of junk that will add to our land fills and buying up products that use toxic chemicals which eventually seep into our water systems. There are plenty of children and animals that need to be adopted. Millennials, thankfully, are less interested in getting married and having babies.

and your point is ???????????????

That doesn't really change anything: denzore 's comment is still correct.

Still true though.

During peak hour it is.