Can you say “arboreal”? Sure, I knew you could.
Soil science has much in common with climatology. There are severe consequences when we humans ignore, abuse, and destroy this precious living natural resource.
In other words, your children’s children will curse your greed and empty promises.
By jcwinnie
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Posted in climate, critique, denial, disasters, economics, environment, forecast, human rights, policy, standards, survival, world
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Also tagged climate, drought, emissions, forecast
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Reducing emissions by reducing and reversing the increased deforestation is an important initiative discussed at COP15.
Scientists vehemently urge 100 percent coal phaseout and no use of unconventional fossil fuels. Instead, coal emissions are increasing, and more unconventional sources of fossil fuels are being developed.
By jcwinnie
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Posted in agriculture, development, economics, energy, environment, ethics, forecast, health, intervention, policy
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Also tagged coal, deception, emissions, oceans, petroleum
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Methane comprises about 18% of total GHGs; however, it is 23 times more harmful to the atmosphere than carbon dioxide. Nearly 40% of methane is due to industrial farming, much of this from factory farms.
By jcwinnie
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Posted in advocacy, agriculture, environment, policy, politics, waste, water
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Also tagged biogas, biomass, coal, food, petroleum, waste, water
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Hey, Ghost of Neo, dynamite acoustically amplified fiddling…
“Don’t you mean, Nero?”
Whatever the Hangman brings.
By jcwinnie
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Posted in advocacy, communities, compassion, economics, energy, environment, ethics, waste, water
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Also tagged advocacy, coal, emissions, policy, politics, waste, water, wind power
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Whatzamatta, Boopsie? Losing sight of the vision? Finding little comfort in the glass and steel and printed reports?
Climate Change, itz da Bomb!
By jcwinnie
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Posted in agriculture, analysis, climate, danger, energy, environment, human rights, organizations, patterns, policy, politics, research, risk, thermodynamics, transportation, water, world
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Also tagged agriculture, alcohol, analysis, biofuels, climate, danger, disasters, food, policy, world
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“Over 470 mountains in Appalachia have been destroyed in this process, the coal scooped up and hauled away to be burned at coal-fired power plants across our country and abroad. This includes the Potomac River Plant, which generates the electricity for the White House.”
By jcwinnie
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Posted in advocacy, design, economics, energy, enforcement, environment, policy, standards, water
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Also tagged coal, policy, water
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