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Category Archives: anthropocene
2015 and the rise of ISIS
After the disastrous US led coalition onslaught on Iraq, supposedly to remove the ruler, Saddam Hussein and all his Sunni faith Baath Party, we saw terrible consequences in the Middle East: The 2003 Iraq War began on March 20, 2003, … Continue reading
Egypt: Damietta, LNG export terminal, now a net importer of US LNG
Built to export LNG from the Middle East, the war on Iran has caused the cessation of exports and made Egypt in need of LNG from the US. The illegal war on Iran by the US-Israel in February 2026 has … Continue reading
US Republicans and the King of Morocco
Whilst wildfires raged around Madrid and Valencia, Morocco appears to have organised an invasion of thousands of young men into Cueta, a Spanish exclave which has existed for centuries in North Africa. Post-Colonial Era and Moroccan Sovereignty Claims The 20th … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham Accords, Bahrain, Cueta, illegal war, invasion of migrants, Iran, israel, July 2026, Kazakhstan, KIng Mohammed V1, Madrid, migrant threat, Morocco, NATO, spain, sudan, undermining NATO countries, United Arab Emirates, United States, Valencia, wildfires
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Vulnerabilities of being cyberattacked without CISA
Iran-Linked Cyberattack? FBI Probes Minnesota Water System Hack |US Critical Infrastructure Targeted Edited By WION Video Desk Published: Jul 31, 2026, 22:42 IST | Updated: Jul 31, 2026, 22:42 IST Federal investigators are probing a suspected cyberattack on more than 30 community water systems across … Continue reading
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Tagged cyberattacks, Donald Trump, FBI investigation, foreign actors, Minnesota, United States, water infrastructure
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Sea rise global map
Risks to UK: Urgent cuts to global greenhouse gas emissions needed to avoid worst sea-level rise flooding in the UK, study shows Press release issued:21 July 2026 A pioneering study has revealed that by the turn of the next century … Continue reading
El Niño cometh
Watch the episodes explaining the reason for next worsening stage of global warming: How the Super El Niño Could Reignite the Climate Movement 105K VIEWS JUL 20, 2026 at 12:56 PM EDT Environmentalist and author Bill McKibben joins Carlo to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill McKibben, climate change, crisis, drought, El Nin̈o, emergency?, fossil fuels, Pacific Ocean, renewable energy, United States, water shortage, wildfires
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Iran: substantial emissions stem primarily from Iran’s heavy reliance on oil and natural gas
Climate profile: Iran As one of the most vulnerable nations to climate change, Iran’s climate crisis can only increase in severity and jeopardize the country’s future and the sustainability of its resources. Introduction Iran is one of the most vulnerable … Continue reading
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Tagged emissions, fossil fuels, gas, global warming, lack of rain, lack of snow, middle east, oil, sea level rise threat, vulnerable population
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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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