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Who will Displace the Omniciders?

March 11, 2019

Who will Displace the Omniciders? Citizens challenging the towering threat of climate crisis should never underestimate the consequences of our dependence on fossil fuel corporations. Real engagement with the worsening climate disruption means spending more of our leisure hours on civic action. The fate of future generations and our planet depends on the intensity of […]

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As the Climate Collapses, We Ask: “How Then Shall We Live?”

February 7, 2019

As the Climate Collapses, We Ask: “How Then Shall We Live?” This is the first installment of a monthly series by Dahr Jamail and Barbara Cecil, entitled, “How, Then, Shall We Live? Finding Our Way and Peace of Heart Amidst Global Collapse.”Although the windblows terribly here,the moonlight also leaksbetween the roof planksof this ruined house.—Izumi […]

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The World Will End in Fire

January 24, 2019

The World Will End in Fire Proclaiming that the end is nigh has now become the labor of the very opposite of a deluded religious devotee. And the question framed by Robert Frost of whether the world will end in fire or ice is no longer in dispute. The world will soon end in fire, […]

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A Planet in Crisis: The Heat’s On Us

January 18, 2019

A Planet in Crisis: The Heat’s On Us I’m standing atop Rush Hill on Alaska’s remote St. Paul Island. While only 665 feet high, it provides a 360-degree view of this tundra-covered, 13-mile-long, seven-mile-wide part of the Pribilof Islands. While the hood of my rain jacket flaps in the cold wind, I gaze in wonder […]

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Climate Disaster Is Upon Us

January 16, 2019

Climate Disaster Is Upon Us The question is no longer whether or not we are going to fail, but how are we going to comport ourselves in the era of failure? Ice falls from Margerie Glacier into Glacier Bay, Alaska. (Kimberly Vardeman, CC BY 2.0) I’m standing atop Rush Hill on Alaska’s remote St. Paul […]

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Record High Temperatures: Toxic Slime Spreads Across Oceans as Climate Disruption Continues

November 1, 2018

Record High Temperatures: Toxic Slime Spreads Across Oceans as Climate Disruption Continues It is August 30. I’m in Anchorage, Alaska, and it’s hot. Very hot. In fact, it’s the fourth straight day of record high temperatures, amidst a year that has seen record high temperatures becoming normalized across the entire state. Two days ago, this city (the most […]

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Climate Change

June 3, 2015

Climate Change Climate change is a controversy. What appear to be independent scientists say that the climate is warming due to greenhouse gases produced by human activity. This warming, apparently measurable, has many impacts on sea levels, and on plant, animal, sea, and bird life, as well as food supply for a heavily populated earth. […]

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