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100 Things You Can Do To Prepare Yourself for Peak Oil

100 Things You Can Do To Prepare Yourself for Peak Oil Home: 1. If you live in a place where it gets hot in the summer, consider building a screen room (a room with screened windows all around or almost always around), either attached to your house or seperate. You can put a wood cookstove […]

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Doomsday ‘Preppers’ Warn of Hard Times Ahead As Preparedness Goes Mainstream

Texas-based food scientist Mike Adams, known online as the “Health Ranger,” sees food shortages and heightened security later in 2022. (Courtesy of Mike Adams) US Doomsday ‘Preppers’ Warn of Hard Times Ahead As Preparedness Goes Mainstream Food scarcity. Food vouchers. Food riots and flash mobs. All of that’s coming—and soon, says Texas-based food scientist and […]

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I’m a Luddite. You Should Be One Too.

I’m a Luddite. You Should Be One Too. Editor’s note: Luddism is often dismissed as “backwardness,” but it is actually a more advanced, considered, and wise position on technology. To be a Luddite is to stand with workers and the natural world against the death march of technology. This essay is a general introduction to the […]

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Easier said than done: National self-sufficiency in a changed world

Easier said than done: National self-sufficiency in a changed world In the wake of a rapidly evolving realignment of the world trading system resulting from the economic equivalent of World War III, President Joe Biden last week took the first of what are likely to be many steps toward building greater self-sufficiency for the United States. […]

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Could climate change make humans go extinct?

Could climate change make humans go extinct? There’s good news and bad news. A digital illustration of someone watching a climate change simulation. (Image credit: boscorelli/Shutterstock.com) The impacts of climate change are here with soaring temperatures, stronger hurricanes, intensified floods and a longer and more severe wildfire season. Scientists warn that ignoring climate change will yield “untold suffering” for humanity. But if […]

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Unsafe Water Kills More People Than Disasters And Conflicts

Unsafe Water Kills More People Than Disasters And Conflicts Fewer people around the world lack access to basic drinking water services than when the data was last published in 2015. Yet, as Statista’s Katharina Buchholz explains below, several countries, especially in Africa, still have a way to go to provide their citizens with safe drinking water. You will […]

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Life in ‘Degrowth’ Economy: Envisioning a Prosperous Descent (Part IV of Ecological Civilisation)

Life in ‘Degrowth’ Economy: Envisioning a Prosperous Descent (Part IV of Ecological Civilisation)

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The world on the brink of the abyss. Looking at the real danger

The world on the brink of the abyss. Looking at the real danger The neoliberal ideology of unrestrained markets has led to a global crisis. Humanity now faces an existential threat as the result of global dominance by corporations, whose ultimate goal is at odds with human flourishing Back in 1947, as the world was […]

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Climate Impacts From a Removal of Anthropogenic Aerosol Emissions

Climate Impacts From a Removal of Anthropogenic Aerosol Emissions Abstract Limiting global warming to 1.5 or 2.0°C requires strong mitigation of anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Concurrently, emissions of anthropogenic aerosols will decline, due to coemission with GHG, and measures to improve air quality. However, the combined climate effect of GHG and aerosol emissions over […]

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Food shortages as the energy crisis grows and supply chains break?

Food shortages as the energy crisis grows and supply chains break? Preface. This is a long preface followed by two articles about how supply chains and complex tractors may be affected by energy shortages and consequent supply chain failures in the future.Which we’re already seeing as massive numbers of ships sit offshore waiting to be […]

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What It Takes To Homestead As A Working Retirement

What It Takes To Homestead As A Working Retirement What are your plans for retirement? Are you looking forward to watching more TV, playing golf, or traveling? And when you aren’t doing those things, then what? This is why I’m looking forward to a “Working Retirement.” Learning from previous generations In my 50’s, I watched my […]

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WEF Issues Ominous Warning Over Coming Food Crisis, Recommends ‘More Sustainable Diets’

WEF Issues Ominous Warning Over Coming Food Crisis, Recommends ‘More Sustainable Diets’ Did you see the ratio Bloomberg just earned for a tweet which recommends getting used to lentils instead of meat, switching to public transportation, and avoiding buying things in bulk? The piece, written by economist Teresa Ghilarducci, recommends that families earning under $300,000 per year consider switching to […]

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Collapse: a Decadal Scenario

Collapse: a Decadal Scenario The “Nineties” Three generations after the collapse, most folks are illiterate and animistic.  They gaze in wonder at the vast ruins of dead and decaying cities:  “Who built these places?  How did they do it?  Where did they go?  We hear stories, but truly, they must be gods.” Food and energy […]

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Food Supply Chains “Falling Apart” In Ukraine As “Imminent Famine” Risks Plague The World

Food Supply Chains “Falling Apart” In Ukraine As “Imminent Famine” Risks Plague The World On Friday, Jakob Kern, an emergency coordinator at the United Nations (UN) World Food Programme (WFP), warned Ukraine’s food supply chains were collapsing as Russia bombed key infrastructures such as roads, bridges, and trains. “The country’s food supply chain is falling apart. Movements of […]

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Argentina Halts Soy Exports As Food Protectionism Soars 

Argentina Halts Soy Exports As Food Protectionism Soars  Russia’s invasion of Ukraine disrupted the global food supply chain as the prospect for dwindling stockpiles catapulted food prices to record highs. Governments worldwide are beginning to enforce protectionist measures to safeguard domestic food supplies. According to a memo signed by Javier Preciado Patino, the secretary for agriculture markets, Argentina made moves […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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