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Tag Archives: Global Warming
Our Vanishing World: Oceans
By Robert J. Burrowes As the human onslaught against life on Earth accelerates, no part of the biosphere is left pristine. The simple act of consuming more than we actually need drives the world’s governments and corporations to endlessly destroy … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, Consumerism, Corporate Crime, culture, Dystopia, Economics, Energy, Environment, Neoliberalism, Psychology, Science, society, State Crime
Tagged aquarium industry, Bilge water, Biosphere, Bottom trawling, Climate Change, Dead Zones, deep sea mining, Ecosystem, environment, Fukushima, Global Warming, Government, Great Pacific Garbage Patch, Invasive Species, nitrogen, noise pollution, Nonviolence, nuclear radiation, ocean acidity, Ocean deoxygenation, offshore oil drilling, oil spills, Overfishing, plastic pollution, sand dredging
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Our Vanishing World: Glaciers
By Robert J. Burrowes Something is causing the world’s glaciers and mountain ice fields to melt. And, despite your first thought, it is not the ongoing climate catastrophe. It does not matter where on Earth the glaciers and mountain ice … Continue reading
Posted in Activism, culture, Environment, Philosophy, Psychology, society, Sociology
Tagged Antarctica, Arctic, Biosphere, Climate Change, culture, Ecosystem, environment, glacier melt, glacier retreat, Glaciers, Global Warming, Greenland, Himalaya, ice fields, Mt. Kilimanjaro, oceanography, Patagonia, Philosophy, psychology, society, Sociology
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From Dollar Hegemony to Global Warming
Globalization, Glyphosate and Doctrines of Consent By Colin Todhunter Source: Dissident Voice There has been an on-going tectonic shift in the West since the abandonment of the Bretton Woods agreement in 1971. This accelerated when the USSR ended and has … Continue reading
Posted in Corporate Crime, culture, Economics, elites, Empire, Geopolitics, imperialism, Militarization, Neoliberalism, Oligarchy, propaganda, Psy-ops, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, State Crime, war
Tagged Agribusiness, American Empire, anti-racism, arms industry, Bretton Woods, Denis Rancourt, Economics, empire, gender equity, geopolitics, Global Warming, Globalization, Glyphosate, imperialism, neoliberal globalisation, Neoliberalism, oil, Ontario Civil Liberties Association, opioids, US Dollar
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Human Extinction by 2026? A Last Ditch Strategy to Fight for Human Survival
By Robert J. Burrowes There is almost unanimous agreement among climate scientists and organizations – that is, 97% of over 10,000 climate scientists and the various scientific organizations engaged in climate science research – that human beings have caused a … Continue reading
Posted in Authoritarianism, conditioning, consciousness, corporate news, culture, Dystopia, elites, Environment, Philosophy, Psychology, Science, Social Control, Social Engineering, society, Sociology
Tagged Biosphere, civilization, Climate Change, cold snaps, Collapse, culture, Die Off, droughts, environment, floods, Global Elites, Global Warming, heat waves, Human Extinction, Insects, Methane, Nuclear War, psychology, Rainforest, society, Sociology, wildfires
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