We need to move off the planet while we still have the resources to do so. That s what was intended for us from the very beginning, that is God's destiny for us. To get us in full production and populating the universe. We have allowed a handful of greedy to cost us that. Greed is Eve and it is costing us our collective destiny as a species.
It's a shame really as we have such great potential, but we can't seem to get along and evolve out of competition into cooperation, all because a few people have no sense of enough. We live in a world whose destiny has been altered to our destruction at the whim of adults who as toddlers were the most demanding "Mine! Mine! Mine!" tantrum throwing brats.
Seriously, those are the people we give everything to, including our future as a species. Most of you wouldn't tollerate that from your children why do you allow it of your leaders?
Can't you bloody well think for yourselves?
If we remain stuck to this planet with no plans for getting massive quantities of people off for another 20 years, our fate is not a joyous one, not for another 100,000 years or so when our replacement develops.
For all we know the temperature and CO2 rises are part of God terraforming the planet for a different species, and when those levels are hit, the aliens will come in and repopulate the planet with a known productive species that will reset the planet so a new species can be instantly reseeded.
See, where mankind runs into its problem is that it is a malignant species that is proving exceedingly difficult to cure. As long as we are malignant, we can't really be given full access to the Life bandwidth. Greed is highly contagious and ravishes societies like locusts on wheat. Without that full connection though mankind is lost, they have no overt guidance outside of self, without the knowledge that God resides within themselves and is constantly guiding every choice, if they just listen. The problem is they don't want to listen to something that requires more effort than an alternative, so they willfully deny their conscience.
Back in 69 Peter Green wrote a short but great song called "Oh Well", just two stanzas that describe human to human, and God to human interaction quite succinctly.
I can't help about the shape I'm in,
I can't sing, I ain't pretty, and my legs are thin.
Don't ask me what I think about you,
You might not get the answer that you wanted to.
Oh Well...
Now when I talked to God I knew he'd understand,
He said, "Stick by me I'll be your guiding hand.
Don't ask me what I think of you,
You might not get the answer that you wanted to."