I'm not going to volunteer to jump off the planet but the issue is always that there are just too many of us, and the situation is not going to get better. Have a look at
https://www.worldometers.info/ and the "Net population growth this year". Until we start reducing world population and returning from a world economy to local production, thereby reducing transport needs, the situation is not really going to improve.
Great link, Interesting that even with close to 6million deaths worldwide from COVID the population is still going up quite quickly.
But even if population growth was zero our consumption of resources would still be going up. When I was a kid we had one TV and I remember when the teacher set a class task to watch a show to discuss the net day many kids said but we don't own a TV, now our house has 3 of them and I expect most houses have more than one. Same as cars, my parents had one and if mum needed the car she had to drive dad to work, as far as I remember most people had one car, now we have three, a daily driver each and my toy.
