We are fucked. - Earth's sixth mass extinction event

TheGM said:
Grab a chair, get a drink. Sit back and relax and watch this gay planet come to end.
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We're going to be fine.

1984 and Soylent Green said so.
 
Here it comes, India is running out of clean water. Almost all rural areas and couple of big cities are facing water crisis right now, with prognosis based on recent research saying these cities would run out of water within decade. Underground sources drained so fast it cannot be replenished anymore, surface sources being contaminated by chemicals and feces. The Indian population is raising steadily though and despite this grim estimates Indians seem to be hell-bent on fucking and raping at the same frightening rate as before, no matter what. In less than a decade there will be more Indian than Chinese people living on Earth, topping 1,6 bln very soon.

https://niti.gov.in/writereaddata/files/document_publication/2018-05-18-Water-index-Report_vS6B.pdf
It’s a matter of concern that 600 million people in India face high to extreme water stress in thecountry. About three-fourth ofthehouseholds in the country do not have drinking water at their premise. With nearly 70% of water being contaminated, India is placed at 120thamongst 122 countries in the water quality index.
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Maybe the earth has built in defense mechanisms to keep some of it's populations of uppity, pesky species from overpopulating and throwing other shit out of equilibrium. Shit's been humming along fairly nicely for a few billion millennia before we got here.

Bear in mind I know fuck all about science, but I did drop acid a few times in HS, so I'm pretty sure I'm right.
 
The sad thing is a lot of lifeforms would disappear too due to stupid humans.
On an unrelated note I'm all for permaculture, eco-friendly philosophy developed by two Aussie hippies half a century back. This gained a lot of momentum where I live, with dozens communities following permaculture principles popping out all across the country since that's how our predecessors have lived. Basically they try to create self-sufficient communities with their own agrarian base while keeping enough biotopes for every native lifeform, which means they cannot drain more natural resources from the area than what can be naturally replenished:
http://world-permaculture.org/page-33.asp
 
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