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Author Archives: borderslynn
Regenerative Farming to combat harm’s from climate change
Since 2022, farmers are being encouraged to study the Soil on their land, the importance of worms and their processes. Soil health is at its heart. The aim is to improve or restore soils that have been degraded by rebuilding … Continue reading
Reduce soybean demand and lower deforestation pressure
On reading the Soil Association report ‘ An agroecological Europe in 2050: multifunctional agriculture for healthy eating’, I am struck by the soundness of this 10 year effort in Europe to move to Agro-ecological methodologies to provide sustainable farming methods … Continue reading
Soil and Agroecology Transition
I am reproducing the Soil Association’s access page to this recent report about 10 years of Agroecology in Europe:
Lambs to the Slaughter
I am now reading Ronen Bergman’s book, ‘Rise and Kill First: The Secret History of Israel’s Targeted Assassinations’. It is an illuminating book. So much to learn about how we humans damage each other beyond repair until we yearn to … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged assassination, fear, hatred, hostility, loathing, love, mass murder, Nazis, Palestine, peace, retribution, revenge, Templers, torment, war, WW2
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Benefiting People and Planet without further Decline
I’m reproducing this current important article:
They are tearing the Amazon rainforest down
It has been growing there for 55 million years. The human race was around 1 million 10,000 years BC. Since the industrial revolution we are now over 8 billion and have wrought irrevocable destruction to the planet. https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/countries-sharing-the-amazon-rainforest.html?origin=serp_auto The tragedy … Continue reading
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Tagged bribery, climate change, construction industry, corporate greed, corporate responsibility, corporates as our servants, human catastrophe, hurricanes, indigenous endangered, infrastructure contracts, law abiding, oceans too hot, Odebrecht, planet warming, rainforest destruction, rebuilding after catastrophe, supercell storms, threats and opportunities, tornadoes, transparency, voting, warming oceans, weather events, wildlife catastrophe
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But I was screaming into a void….
I am reading ‘Who could ever love you’ by Mary Trump. I have just read a chilling few paragraphs which are even more relevant now than in 2017, as the Israeli war on Palestinians and Lebanese rages forever on: A … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged aliens, anger, anti-humanity, authoritarian aggression, blame game, collective punishment, denial, disharmony, distortions, do harm, fascism, fear mongering, humiliation, mental illness, mob rule, othering, perceptions, racism, rage, ranting, selfishness, Trump, victim blaming, violence, white supremacy
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Gulf of Mexico: fossil fuel supply from 1940s to present day
It seems ironic to see articles like this: https://www.marineinsight.com/know-more/major-oil-rigs-in-the-gulf-of-mexico and, knowing our refusal to move away from dependence on fossil fuels has increased ocean temperatures. We know the high temperatures of the water in the Gulf are causing the intensification … Continue reading
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Tagged best practise, climate change, displaced people, extreme weather, Florida, fossil fuels, gas, homelessness, Hunters Point, hurricane withstanding homes, meeting the needs, net zero living, no insurance, oil, poverty, profits from fossil fuel industry, responsibility of industry, victims, vulnerable people
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El Nino 2023 to 2024: Cocoa Beans, Chocolate shortage
El Niño—the warm phase of the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO), our planet’s single largest natural source of year-to-year variations in seasonal climate—has been disrupting climate in the tropics and beyond since May 2023, likely contributing to many months of record-high global ocean temperatures, … Continue reading
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