The End of Earth - Human Biology and Climate Change

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Human biology plays a crucial role in climate change, as the industrial revolution has significantly increased greenhouse gas emissions, particularly carbon dioxide. This rise in global temperatures fosters the growth of endosymbiotic and colonic archaea in humans and animals, which produce methane, further exacerbating global warming. Factors such as internet usage, low EMF pollution, modern stress, antibiotic consumption, and low-fiber diets contribute to this archaeal overgrowth. The book argues that these biological changes may be more impactful on global warming than fossil fuels or deforestation.