At one time, I posted four or five times a week. I post much less now, not because of a lack of material, but because I feel like I’ve said everything five or six times, and I have a deeply ingrained aversion to repeating myself. But once in a while one or two things come […]
Category Archives: drought
“We’re Seeing The Reliability Of The Seasons… Break Down”
posted by Planet In Distress
The world is a big place, and change to the very systems that God created to sustain life on the planet is happening all over this world. To be more precise, we are seeing accelerating decline in the earth’s systems – its oceanic, atmospheric, climate, food production and fresh water systems. The accelerating decline we […]
Water Wars – in the US and the Middle East
posted by Planet In Distress
I highly recommend that you read the two main articles cited in this post. Both regard water, conflict, and societal impact on a potentially broad scale, and both come at it from very different but complimentary perspectives. The first of the articles is from the New York Times and details some of the impacts currently […]
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