Rising Sea Levels – The Climate Question, BBC World Service

According the the BBC World Service The Climate Question broadcast 25th September, 2024:

‘Scientists are concerned about that fact that aquifers are being depleted because the increasing population is using more water and therefore it is ending up in the sea causing sea level rises.’ But they don’t offer any solution.

Our observation is that how is this water ending up back in the sea?…well besides the melting of the glaciers a great deal of it is due to water borne sanitation. This is in fact a needless waste of water where all the liquids (urine) are flushed back into the rivers and seas along with the flushing water of all solids also ends up back in the rivers and seas too.

With our DRY sanitation technology no water ends up back in the rivers or seas. indeed it solves the greatest loss of Carbon on the planet (COP26)

Therefore to help prevent sea level rises we should not employ water borne sanitation or deforestation for food production. Modern Civilization is destroying itself.

Ancient Indian Proverb.  All things from the Earth should go back to the Earth.

The entire web site of the Good Gardeners is based on this principle. By operating DRY sanitation technology there is no need for any chemicals in farming or the growing of any food. Chemicals in farming and gardening destroy living soil organisms. [ AI overview: Yes, chemicals can destroy life in the soil, including soil invertebrates and soil microbes: Pesticides are chemical poisons that can harm soil invertebrates, such as earthworms, ants, beetles, and ground-nesting bees. Pesticides can kill these invertebrates directly, or reduce their reproduction, growth, and cellular function.]

By destroying living organisms in the soil we are lowering the nutrition in our food production. By lowering the nutrition of the population we are decreasing the health of the population. By decreasing the health of populations  National Health Services are going into meltdown.

Modern Civilization is destroying itself.