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08-19-2012 #701
Re: Climate change could mean the extinction of our species
Interesting...
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09-09-2012 #702
Re: Climate change could mean the extinction of our species
A Summer of Extremes
Signifies the New Normal
This summer has seen record heat waves and wildfires in the U.S, the worst flooding in Beijing’s modern history, and droughts that devastated the U.S. corn crop and led India to set up “refugee camps” for livestock. These extreme events were not freak occurrences — this is how the earth works now.
by Bill McKibben
http://e360.yale.edu/feature/mckibbe...e_normal/2568/
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09-13-2012 #703
Re: Climate change could mean the extinction of our species
Why we need a law on ecocide
Until we have a law to prosecute those who destroy the planet, corporations will never be called to account for their crimes:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environmen...-law-ratcliffe
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09-15-2012 #704
Re: Climate change could mean the extinction of our species
The interesting Septuagenarian: Russell Means. Who is an author, activist and actor. He was in: The Last of the Mohicans. And Natural Born Killers.
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09-17-2012 #705
Re: Climate change could mean the extinction of our species
I applaud Ben for keeping this important thread alive. It is indeed the single biggest issue we face today.
For this reason - and myriad others - I'd urge my Americans friends (and enemies) here to choose the candidate whose election in November will do less to harm the environment. That is clearly the present incumbent. Far from perfect - as Ben and others whose concern is truth, not propaganda, remind us. But in the real world he is the only viable choice.
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09-19-2012 #706
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09-19-2012 #707
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09-20-2012 #708
Re: Climate change could mean the extinction of our species
I think we'll all become vegetarians in a few decades. For a few reasons. Moral, healthful and environmental.
I mean, even the term meat is a euphemism. We do murder -- and yes murder is a fairly strong word -- these animals.
Pigs, chickens, cows and sheep do value their lives. Much like we do.
Anyway, we'll see, I think, a social and spiritual transformation in a few decades. As animals and the natural world gain more and more rights.
I mean, do animals deserve rights? What about the natural world? Should ants have rights? What about trees? Should a mountain have rights?
I mean, all of this is worth discussing.
At present pigs and cows have no value. The only value they have is on our plates. Sadly.
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09-20-2012 #709
Re: Climate change could mean the extinction of our species
I can't wait for our species to go extinct!
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09-20-2012 #710
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Re: Climate change could mean the extinction of our species
I see your point...all but one of us will be dead before the last human dies, therefore only one of us can wait for the species to go extinct.
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