Do you feel optimistic that environmental problems will be solved in the future?

I feel some things will be of aid. I believe that helping forests can aid to global warming and re establishing the balance. People in their homes can do the smallest of things to help, those like switching off a light, turning to more effective less energy light bulbs etc. However I do think that some problems will not be helped. Global warming has reached a point where it is becoming irreversible and if we are not to save the Earth in time, mother nature will destroy it herself, or by destroyed.Do you feel optimistic that environmental problems will be solved in the future?If humans can't solve them, then I'm sure Mother Nature will. And her first step will be to get rid of the source of the problem, "Humans."Do you feel optimistic that environmental problems will be solved in the future?no for the near future. but over time, nature cures its own wounds, sometimes too painfully for humans who cause them. a new balance will be struck. if humans are wise, then they will see that the new balance is advantageous to them. i believe that they are wise enough. the present concern about environment is a sign.Do you feel optimistic that environmental problems will be solved in the future?When humans no longer roam the earth.Do you feel optimistic that environmental problems will be solved in the future?
Yes, of course. Environmental problems would be solved if we all make a conscious effort to protect the environment. All it needs is a change in attitude. For instance, today fresh water levels in many parts of the world have dropped alarmingly. Water was once considered as an abundant resource, but now water shortage is a growing concern. So, we need to make sure that we don’t waste water, or any other resource for that matter. Here are some things that we can do to minimize water usage - http://www.bewaterwise.com/tips01.html . Similarly, conserve other resources too. Also, reduce landfills, pollution, etc and surely the earth would again be a better place to live in.