Manhattan
 was once a beautiful island of rolling hills, ponds, forests, streams, 
etc. Now it is almost entirely asphalt and concrete.
To
 minimize human beings' impact on the natural world, some suggest we can
 simply build higher. We can pack more people into smaller spaces in 
cities, as has been done in Manhattan.
That is not a solution.
Not
 only do the cities themselves pave over the natural world, but all 
those people need to eat, and that food must be mostly grown somewhere 
else.
The simplest, most direct solution is to lower 
our population, which can be done by simply giving women basic human 
rights where they now don't have them. It should be done anyway, and the
 side effect will be a far better world in the long run.

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