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"While solar, wind, and other alternatives to fossil fuels may alleviate carbon emissions and mitigate climate change, they fail to address the underlying systemic issues." So true. We must also consider overshoot and the coming decline of oil, which building renewables relies on.

https://geoffreydeihl.substack.com/p/the-planet-has-limits-so-must-we

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I'm highly doubtful we ever see a shortage of fossil fuels, mankind won't make it that long.....

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Mother Earth is in ICU

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Hospice…

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Her lungs are collapsing. Her arteries are clogged, and her stomach is full of plastic.

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It will not be too long before fresh water sources run out before available fossil fuels.

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The least talked about threat to the current order.

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Your article mentioned lithium. Are all the variety of ‘stuff’ requiring rechargeable lithium batteries a good thing? Can’t imagine.

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We don’t have to worry we in the United States that don’t make billions of dollars are all gonna die because we won’t have insurance and measles and mom’s are now taking over and eventually we won’t be allowed to vaccinate or if we are it’ll be so unfordable we can’t do it

Personally, I think we’re all gonna die before that happens

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As the documentary “The Year Earth Changed” shows us, the Earth will recover quickly from the human created pollution choking us all—if we stop the burning of oil.

But, our fate may be that of yeast in a vat doing nothing but eating and reproducing… eventually dying in our own waste.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XswV_yqPq28

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Gosh, that map makes it pretty clear why Greenland and Canada might be prettt desirable to "acquire".... just observing......

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Code BLUE

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Wait till Ebola becomes aerosolized.

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