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Author Archives: borderslynn
Sudan: climate change plus war misery
This was written 2 years ago, life has only worsened for Sudanese since: Key Takeaways Unprecedented Environmental Toll: The ongoing war in Sudan is inflicting untold human suffering and devastating the country’s ecosystems. The conflict poses far-reaching threats to biodiversity and … Continue reading
War emissions: Gaza, Iran
Gaza and the Middle East: When War Burns Fossil Fuel Infrastructure The climate consequences of war are even more staggering when fossil fuel infrastructure is involved. An analysis estimates that the Israel–Gaza war produced around 33 million tonnes of CO₂-equivalent due to … Continue reading
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Tagged ballistic missiles, China, climate change, conflict, defence systems, devastation, disease, drones, drought, expenditure, Gaza, global emissions, global warming, Iran, irresponsible, Israel-Gaza, military expansion, munitions, North Korea, Palestinians, rockets, Russia, starvation, under reporting, United States, war, weapon development, wikdfires
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Intensifying global warming due to war: Ukraine, Gaza, Sudan, Middle East………the tragedy of human suffering through war
Smoke rising from bombed cities signals human tragedy, but it also signals something less visible and equally dangerous- a surge of greenhouse gases warming the planet. Across Ukraine, Gaza, Sudan, and the Middle East, war is not only destroying homes … Continue reading
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Tagged conflict, global warming, human suffering, illegality, military emissions gap, under reporting, war, wildfires
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Unattainable climate goals whilst conflict accelerates harmful emissions
The IPCC’s Sixth Assessment Report highlights the reliance on sustainable socio-economic pathways to meet the 1.5 °C or 2 °C targets. However, these scenarios lack a quantitative assessment of the impact of global military spending on CO2 emissions. Our study shows that events … Continue reading
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Tagged climate, conflict, drought, earth overheating, IPCC, planet warming, rebuilding after conflict devastation, weapons, wildfires
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War and modern logistics: Amazon, Wildberry warehouses
Amazon warehouses hit by Iran in GCC US bases: Commercial data centers emerge as targets in modern warfare after drones hit 3 AWS facilities This incident likely marks the first publicly confirmed instance of a hyperscale data center run by … Continue reading
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Tagged Amazon, AWS, business, cloud storage, commerce, conflict, drone warfare, infrastructure protection from attacks, Iran, logistics, modern warfare, Russia, supply nodes, ukraine, US, US bases, vital suppliers, war, warehouses, Wildberry
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Old City of Jerusalem: clashes of belief systems
Western Wall, in the Old City of Jerusalem, a place of prayer and pilgrimage sacred to the Jewish people. It is the only remains of the retaining wall surrounding the Temple Mount, the site of the First and Second Temples of Jerusalem, held to be uniquely holy by the … Continue reading
From Moscovite Russian Jew emigré to Trump’s inner circle
Who is Boris Epshteyn? Boris Epshteyn was born in 1982 in Moscow when it was part of the Soviet Union. He comes from a Russian Jewish family. In 1993, he moved to the United States with his family as a refugee. … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, Boris Epshteyn, DC, Donald Trump, Eric Trump, fixer, Georgia, lawyer, Michael Cohen, Russian Jew emigré, Todd Blanche
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Epstein’s French scout found dead in Paris
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/french-model-recruiter-with-close-ties-to-jeffrey-epstein-found-dead/ar-AA28tdPg Daniel Siad is from Algeria, having been born there on October 28, 1957, before immigrating to Sweden in 1980. Source: Wikipedia Recent photo: allegations, saying he wanted to be heard and give his version of events. “An investigation … Continue reading
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Tagged france, Algeria, human trafficking, Jeffrey Epstein, Daniel Siad, model scout, alleged rapist, Sweden, charges, courts
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