Bangkok Is Sinking - Jakarta, New Orleans & Venice Are Sinking Too!

Climate change is real!

In our opinion, Mother Nature is taking it back all. Humans are overpopulating the world. 

We are now at 7.6bn and we are destroying the world.

- One billion humans – 1804 (took us approx. 8-10 million years)

- Two billion in 1927 (123 years later)

- Three billion in 1960 (14 years later)

- Four billion in 1974 (13 years later)

- Five billion in 1987 (12 years later)

- Six billion in 1999 (12 years later)

- Seven billion in 2013 (14 years later)

- Eight billion by 2024 (11 years later, estimated)

- Nine billion by 2042 (18 years later, estimated)

- Magic Ten Billion around 2050 (8 years later, estimated)

- Estimated 11.2 billion by 2100 (according to UN, 2017)

   We have caused so much havoc in this world from methane gas, to vehicle pollution, destruction of forests and animal species, ozone layer damage, water scarcity, excessive concrete cover, river and ocean pollution, plastic pollution, coal and air pollution, electronic garbage pollution etc. that entire land masses are shifting.

   The sheer weight of humanity has caused land to become uneven and unstable, setting in motion landslides, sinkholes, earthquakes, volcanoes, melting of glaciers, rising of ocean levels, dried up rivers, droughts etc like never seen before.

  Due to all the above, entire cities worldwide are sinking. 

  Because, once land becomes drier, it sucks more water which becomes difficult each year due to concrete land mass (not allowing Earth to breathe evenly), thus the land mass sinks and water aquifiers below the surface rise. 

  This also makes oceans and rivers to rise and create floods in low lying heavily populated urban cities.

All the article below are worth a read. Please do read them.

Bangkok: 7 Aug 2018: 

That sinking feeling: Bangkok’s fight to stay above water

Jakarta: 21 Dec 2017:

Jakarta Is Sinking So Fast, It Could End Up Underwater

Venice, 18 June 2018,

Venice, Italy, Is Being Destroyed by Tourism and Flooding

New Orleans: 15 Jun 2017:

Louisiana coast sinking 50 percent faster than thought, new study says

Bangkok Floods, Dec 2016:

Floods Worsen in Bangkok as City Slowly Sinks — Just Like Jakarta

Bangkok, Mexico City, New Orleans: 10 Aug 2016:

Rising tides, sinking cities