Oil : will the battle for oil bring the end of the world

According to the ancient Vedas all living entities, beginning from Brahma the highest demigod down to the lowest bacteria, have the right to use natural resources.
Narad Muni even went further by saying we can use these resources as much as our necessities guide us to as part of the evolution.
However we Humans if we take more than required, we become thieves and as such we are required to monitor any excesses ourselves.
When the whole Humanity takes this as granted as its own divine right to possess and control the material environment namely the lands, water and natural vegetation as produced by the nature then there will be no doubt that to rectify the balance Maya the inferior energy of the Lord would unleash natural forces with such vengeance that the falsely controlling intelligent species would get wiped out regardless.
Consider this scenario if you lay a bowlful of grains on the floor of your garden the birds would automatically fly in to consume without realising that the grains belong to the human..this is what the human would think as his possession.. Why did the human claim the ownership of the grain when in reality it was the natural process that produced these grains..the birds understand only one law the law of the nature by demonstrating that they would only consume what is required to fill their necessities for the day.
However if you lay 10 baleful of the grain in the same manner the reaction from the humans will be different.
The first one who gets the chance to take it free would not only grab with both the handfuls but would make sure that with whatever means available he would try and grab as much as he can without thinking that there would be other needy ones or that our bellies can take only so much for the day.
The question here is why do we hoard material things more than necessary.
The concept of capitalism was born here. Conserve and capitalise.
The capital conserved would be capital under utilised to the deprived because of unavailability for equal consumption ...the human greed ethos in terms of nationalism, monopoly, and manipulation was born here.
Conserve but capitalise beyond necessity and means in terminology of excessive greed thus creating a void in collective prosperity.
The Vedas have clearly defined the Laws of Karma, Laws of Artha and the Laws of Dharma that capitalism wrongly nurtured has always been regarded as disastrous sometimes bringing down not only the individual but communities and nations as well.
Just like what is happening in today’s financial worlds of stock exchanges.
The natural resources can not be monopolised and in coming days as the planet becomes warmer the water related issues will bring unprecedented human suffering and ecological disaster for the wrongly planned water storage schemes.
The humans live all over the world under capitalism of land ownership under terminology of conceptual nationalism. And the ordinary humans are encouraged from day one on me, mine, ours, us and them differentialities under language, culture and what more! The capitalism of consciousness.
The Oil to day reigns as the biggest material resource under capitalism.
Unless we learn how to conserve and capitalise on its true value as a resource for all humans. The oil itself will become the medium, which will destroy the human civilisations on earth, and the Stone Age will beacon for all of us those who will survive.