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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Not the Serenity Prayer
With my thanks to 350.org, The Great Spirit, and Idle no More, this is not the Serenity Prayer as I recall it:
Posted in Civil Disorder, Climate Science, Environment
Tagged 350.org, Civil Disorder, Idle No More, The Great Spirit
15 Comments
24 hours to ban Bayer’s bee poison
It is nearly 50 years since Rachel Carson wrote here seminal book Silent Spring. Why are we humans so stupid that we do not learn even the most basic of lessons? It is time to put the environmental protection before … Continue reading
Posted in Consumerism, Environment, Ethics, Insanity
Tagged Avaaz, Bayer, corruption, Imidacloprid, Insanity, pesticides, Rachel Carson, Silent Spring
12 Comments
The Sceptics’ Creed
For this spoof of the Anglican version of the Nicene Creed I apologise to all those who Altman a sense of humour: ———- [All stand] We believe in some gods, like Professor Ian Plimer, writer of ‘Heaven and Earth’, of … Continue reading
Please help save the Ecuadorian Jaguar…
…and the Amazon jungle; and stop Ecuador’s President from being a total hypocrite! This courtesy of Avaaz: ———– Dear friends, There is one area of the Ecuadorian Amazon that is so pristine that the whole ecosystem has been preserved and … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Energy Crisis, Environment, Fossil Fuels, Intergenerational Injustice, Politics
Tagged CIWEM, corruption, Ecuador, Mother Earth, Nick Reeves, Rafael Correa
9 Comments
Greenpeace big splash in the Daily Telegraph
Latest email from Greenpeace: We’re making headlines. Our ad – which 1,269 amazing Greenpeace supporters helped pay for – has made a splash in the Telegraph, Britain’s most widely-read broadsheet. We’re also hoping to get the ad printed in the … Continue reading
Posted in Arctic, Climate Science, Economics, Energy Crisis, Environment, Ethics, Fossil Fuels, Greenpeace, Politics
Tagged Daily Telegraph, Go Beyond Oil, Greenpeace, Save the Arctic
6 Comments
End ecocide in Europe (and the World)
I am not sure what good it will do unless the whole World decides to stop self-harming as well but… If you live in the EU please sign-up here to help stop ecocide in Europe (thanks Pendantry). ———————————- One way … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropocene, Climate Science, Economics, Energy Crisis, Environment, Fossil Fuels, Hydraulic Fracturing, Insanity, Mass Extinctions, Optimum Population, Politics
Tagged Belshazzar's Feast, End Ecocide in Europe, European Union, Frack Off, Insanity, Jessica Ernst, Sir David Attenborough
14 Comments
Moisture + Cold Air => Snow
I just want to pre-empt the almost inevitable piece of journalistic garbage – by Christopher Booker, James Delingpole, Melanie Phillips, David Rose, or whoever – suggesting that the current snowy weather in the UK proves that global warming is not … Continue reading
Methane from fracking could trigger irreversible* change
* UPDATE: With thanks to fellow-blogger Pendantry for alerting me to this video of Guy McPherson (University of Arizona), note that research published in the US Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) in 2009 concluded climate change is … Continue reading
What the Keystone XL people don’t want you to know
Re-blogged from the Oil Change International website: Petroleum Coke: The Coal Hiding in the Tar Sands JAN17 Elizabeth Bast, Oil Change International, January 2013 Download a PDF of the report The Canadian tar sands have been called the “most environmentally … Continue reading
We have the cure for our ailing planet…
…so can we please use it? Here reproduced in full, with the kind permission of the author, is international environmental journalist Stephen Leahy’s prescription to save us all from unintended ecocide – it’s called renewable energy. ————– For an Ailing … Continue reading