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Americans exceeding capacity to exist
Going the way of the oysters Our insatiable appetite for perpetual growth at any cost is catching up with Americans. We are unable to sustain ever expanding growth and our lack of discipline and government... A Matter Of Survival
We are entering an increasingly dangerous period in the history of mankind. Our world, our oceans are so precariously close to causing unimaginable, catastrophic disaster for all life on planet Earth. Ever since the dawn of man all of humanity has survived on... Global crisis: get off fossil fuel immediately
We’re suffocating. Plant trees. Stop burning. The world has reached the limit in its use of fossil fuels. " “DOE Finds 'Monster' Increase In Global Warming Gases By Seth Borenstein, AP Science Writer... Amazing Rotating Tower
Amazing Rotating Tower The Dynamic Architecture Building, which will be constantly in Motion changing its Shape, will be able to generate Electric Energy for itself as well as for other Buildings. ... Japanese Cherry blossoms. (Sakura)
By Uwe Paschen. It is spring now, Sakura season, wherever you go you will see cherry trees in full bloom. The Sakura tree is an important symbol here in Japan; it is not only one of the first trees to come... Inevitable: oily crabs in Gulf of Mexico food chain
Of course oil is entering the food chain. It doesn’t go away quickly. Pollutants have destroyed San Francisco Bay fisheries forever. This is why BP will be paying and paying for as long as one can imagine... The End Of The Beginning?
In the nineteen sixties and seventies the western world was in the throes of a cultural and psychological revolution of awareness that at times threatened to bring down the governments and destroy the societies of... Story of total life cycle humans in their continuous state war
Throughout the centuries, the lost remains are dug up from wars, the minute and complex mechanical operations of these wars in all and their displacement of people and economic destruction, structural change,... Is it not good for the UN to have tech monitoring agency?
Technology need to be monitored by an independent international body before it is launched. This is because some technologies may be disastrous to mankind; for example nuclear for war purpose. Therefore, nations of the world should for an independent technology... BP’s Oil Leak Could Pollute Its Motorsport Sponsorship.
By Charles Oladeji. Everybody in America and The United Kingdom should be aware of the catastrophe that looms in the Gulf of Mexico, due to an unrelenting oil leak over the past two months. At the centre... 203 views | 2 recommendations | 1 comment
It's the Stupidity Stupid. Dispatches from new orleans
the BP oil disaster: dispatches from new orleans - June 3, 2010
How does one conceive of the backup plan employed by BP? How do we wrap our minds around the work of these geniuses? Let's try an exercise of compare and contrast.
BP & the protection... The answer is not from oil and coal – Gulf spill disaster
It is springtime when birds are nesting and the young brood is learning to feed and to survive in the delicate Gulf shoreline. I once lived on a Gulf of Mexico island and watched the birds and fish perform their... Celebrating the World Earth Day
(The World Earth Day will be celebrated across the globe on April 22 this year)
We are most inhuman in dealing with our mother earth and yet we take pride in calling ourselves human beings. We plunder... 472 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
The cost of pollution, not only a matter of dollars. Lives too
By, Uwe Paschen. A study conducted by the London-based consultancy Trucost, which is due to be published this summer, found that the combined damage of only the world's 3000 biggest companies was worth US $2.2...
created by Uwe Paschen | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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citizens have a right to know toxic chemicals are being released
think the citizens of Jacksonville have a right to know what toxic chemicals are being released into their communities. But the City Council recently proposed to limit the information that companies are required to disclose about the hazardous chemicals they release... NowPublic on Facebook
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