Red Sea Coral Reefs In Imminent Danger
This is a disturbing story that could have truly huge implications. A gigantic oil tanker, abandoned in the Red Sea
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Environment
Lessons in Activism
The Intercept has another interesting article on the Standing Rock activist protests in North Dakota. Military-grade infiltrators were deployed to
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The Science Still Matters
If you’re not listening to Radio Ecoshock every week, you definitely should. Updated weekly, Radio Ecoshock with Alex Smith covers
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What You Need To Hear
One of the major problems facing Americans these days, and indeed, probably everyone in the world, is the inability to
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Burned Out
Last year’s Australian fires were very bad. In images: More at the link above.
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Pandemic, Protests and Publishing
So I’m still here. The blog has been restored from an old backup and I’ve got a lot of work
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Flights of Fancy
In case you missed it, CNN has a grossly deceptive headlie: Flying Cars Could Save Us From Climate Change Now
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Food Shocks Coming
You have to wonder… how much longer can the world afford to give aid to the devastated (and starving) regions?
Read moreReader Writes In
I received an interesting email that I’ve got permission to share from a reader. I think it is a well-written
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The Horrors of Cell Phone Usage
Brain expert warns parents of horrors that await juvenile smartphone users In search of evidence, 214 juveniles in Sendai between
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Preparing For The End Of Capitalism
I didn’t know that this sort of effort was underway – This is how UN scientists are preparing for the
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More Evidence On Doing the Wrong Things
Two “observations” to share: Modern life fails to intrude on Djibouti’s ‘White Gold’ miners Earning just .40 cents for 25kg
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Update on 5G Networks
While doing a bit of research on 5G networks, I’ve come across this article by The Nation: How Big Wireless
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Strike Three
Once again, I’ve learned that the science world deliberately places its head in the sand and pretends that other informed
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The Empty Promises of Science – And Everyone Else
Some observations. After years of study, reading and performing my own personal assessment on the topics of global warming, biodiversity,
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Earth Changes Accelerating
Asian glaciers, which supply water sources for over a billion people, are 50% less thick then thought. That means what
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One Strange Rock
I would highly recommend watching the Netflix series from the National Geographic: One Strange Rock. It also looks to be
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The People Have No Rights
America’s northern neighbor, Canada has a long history of suppressing indigenous rights and taking over land for ‘development’. They’re not
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Interview – Climate Doom
The post graphic shows how many people think climate change is “harming them right now”. Unfortunately, over 50% still don’t
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Killer Heat Wave in Australia
Australia continues to bake under deadly heat. For the third day, temperatures have become hot as hell.\ This is the
Read moreThe Future Is Not What It Used to Be. Climate Change and Energy Scarcity.
Jorg Friedrichs. 2013. The Future Is Not What It Used to Be. Climate Change and Energy Scarcity. The MIT Press.
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Human diet causing ‘catastrophic’ damage to planet
Climate change is a human problem. We are the cause (now). We are also the cause of ecological Armageddon. We
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Ecological Armageddon
Earth’s bugs outweigh humans 17 times over and are such a fundamental foundation of the food chain that scientists say
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Dangerous Melting Of The Permafrost Detected
This is a big “uh oh” event – Dangerous melting of the permafrost layers detected. The permafrost layer extends around
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Global Water Supplies Declining
Right now, it’s the middle of winter in North America and we are not inclined to be concerned about declining
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