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THE PERFECT DISASTER: MAN VS. NATURE

Ever hear of the old saying, “You can’t fool Mother Nature!”? “What comes around goes around!”  “You get what you pay for!”  “You get what’s coming to you!”  “Life teaches you lessons; but if you don’t learn them; life teaches with greater harshness the next time around.”

In the last 100 years, ever since Henry Ford introduced the automobile, humanity waged and continues waging its destructive onslaught of Mother Nature. 

Humans kill billions of animals.  Mankind injects 70,000 chemicals into the land, water and air 24/7 that wreak havoc with the web of life.  Humans cut, burn, drain and destroy forests, wetlands, ground water and anything else in their path.  They blow off the tops of mountains for coal while they drill for oil in deserts and beneath the oceans.

An artist named Schimmel while visiting the South Pole said, “Antarctica has come to symbolize the last of the wild places.  But no place is sacred in Man’s eyes.  In this pristine wilderness, greed would find a haven for devastating industry.  For God’s sake, with a planet full of beings such as ourselves, even the stars aren’t safe.” (Book--An Extreme Encounter: Antarctica by Frosty Wooldridge)

In an excellent piece by Abbey Kennedy, Winter 2007, in the www.populationconnection.org , “The Perfect Disaster: Man vs. Nature”, Fact Sheet, she illustrated how Mother Nature cannot be fooled and what goes around comes around.

“On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast, leaving hundreds of dead and thousands of homes destroyed in the most destructive natural disaster in U.S. history,” Kennedy reported. “The aftermath of Katrina laid bare the catastrophic consequences of irresponsible population and environmental policies that our nation has carried out for decades.”

Loss of coastal wetlands intensified the tragedy left in the hurricane’s wake.  The Gulf waters continue their march inland.  Every half hour, a piece of land the size of a football field vanishes beneath the Gulf. Human development destroys the balance of nature on the coast.

“This development has had the devastating side effect of disabling the natural sediment distribution system that created the largest contiguous area of wetlands in the United States,” Kennedy reported. “Before the large-scale construction of the levees began in the 1930s, the Mississippi River changed course within a 200 mile wide arc. It deposited sediment as it shifted, creating huge expanses of wetlands.”

Levees destroyed the national processes.  Time Magazine columnist Nathan Thornburgh said the levee system turned the Mississippi River into the “world’s largest high-pressure hose.”

“As a result, the wetlands and marshes of southern Louisiana are disappearing at a rate of 25 square miles a year, roughly an acre every 33 minutes, for a total of 1,900 square miles since the 1930s,” Kennedy reported. “As wetlands, that act as speed-bumps for storms, disappear, with them go the wildlife habitats and systems of natural protection against storms and floods that have proven exceptionally difficult and expensive for humans to replicate.”

As oil use shot skyward faster than a spaceship launch at Cape Canaveral, Florida, the Gulf Coast suffered a human population surge beyond its carrying capacity. That surge destroyed the natural systems on the coast.   In one year alone, 10.1 million people visit New Orleans, adding stress to overwhelmed ecosystems.

On the construction side, 1,540 new single-family homes gain permits for building in coastal counties every day!  Since 1980, growth jumped by 75 percent.

While Katrina wreaked havoc on humans and their economies, few paid any attention to the environmental toll. Louisiana features an almost diabolical chemical alley, that for years, poisoned humans, plants and animals with equal obliteration.

“Chemical and biological contaminants from submerged cars, human feces, dead bodies, uprooted chemicals and oil facilities filled the flood waters,” Kennedy reported. “The Coast Guard estimated seven million gallons of oil spilled into southeast Louisiana. Toxic sludge remains…now that this toxic sludge is drying out; these toxic particles are being carried into the air, creating a toxic dust bowl.  This extremely polluted air is going to result in long-term illness and disease for people who live in the region.”

Has the U.S. Government learned any lessons?  Apparently not!  They continue funding runaway building and construction that creates endless human hyper-population growth.

“Diverting river water, manually depositing sediment, and other anti-erosion projects can help revitalize the wetlands,” Kennedy reported. “But any long-range strategy to protect our nation’s ecosystems must address the root cause of destruction. Otherwise, we will just be sticking our finger in the dike and waiting for the next flood.”

Look across the United States for accelerating evidence of human devastation of the land.  With an added 3.1 million people added annually on our way to adding 100 million in 30 years, the natural world doesn’t stand a chance against human onslaught.  However, you cannot fool Mother Nature over the long term.

She will bring new and harsher lessons for humanity.

Visit www.populationconnection.org for more information on what you can do to make a difference.

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To take action:  First and foremost, join www.numbersusa.com and become one of nearly a million Americans making impact with pre-written faxes and phone calls to change immigration policies toward a stable future. Bi-partisan and highly effective.

 

Second, join www.thesocialcontract.com for up to date information via the Social Contract Quarterly. Exceptional publication to keep you informed.

 

www.fairus.org ; www.vdare.com ; www.alipac.us ; www.firecoalition.com ; www.cairco.org ; www.limitstogrowth.com ; www.capsweb.org ;  www.populationmedia.org ; www.worldpopulationbalance.org

 

Visit this site for a rendition of Colorado Governor Lamm’s speech: “How to Destroy America”

http://usawakeup.org/HowToDestroyAmerica.htm

 

Please visit Annie Leonard at www.storyofstuff.com for a compelling and highly interesting 20 minute video concerning our high consumption, highly wasteful and unsustainable society.  She educates and provides avenues for you to make a difference.

 

Visit this web site by Chris Martenson: http://www.chrismartenson.com/environmental_data 

In Colorado: visit www.soprisfoundation.org for information how you can network with like-minded folks to create a more sustainable future for Colorado and other states. 

 

View CNN’s “Planet in Peril” with Anderson Cooper and Lisa Ling:

 

http://www.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2008/planet.in.peril/

 

 

BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA:  D.C.:  (202)224-2854 comment@whitehouse.gov

Books to read:  “The Long Emergency” by James Howard Kunstler

                         “Peak Everything” by Richard Heinberg

                         “Too Many People” by Lindsey Grant

Become a member of “Frosty’s Press Agent Corps” whereby you volunteer a few hours to send out emails to top TV and radio hosts to offer top speakers on America’s overpopulation crisis driven by unending immigration.  Email
frostyw@juno.com and receive two informational letters showing you exactly what to do.

 

 Roy Beck's "IMMIGRATION BY THE NUMBERS" is the single best educational appreciation of America's future if we allow ourselves to add another 100 million people. Just click on this site for the most sobering experience of your children's future.

 

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4094926727128068265&q=roy+beck&hl=en

 

Roy Beck gives a graphic presentation of our fate if we continue to allow legal and illegal immigration to swamp this country. If you have children, you will be particular unnerved at their fate. I know Roy Beck personally and his integrity and knowledge stand at the top. Pass this web site 14 minute video far and wide across America to educate everyone you know. We either stop this human tsunami or the future of this country will be much like Rome's. We must, as a nation and a civilization, move to secure our country from this massive, unrelenting population overload from a line that never ends. This will be the most compelling 14 minute video of your life.

 

Once you see it, go to my web site for action items www.frostywooldridge.com and join www.numbersusa.com to become a weekly faxer of pre written letters and join the phone calling teams.

 

 Bob Woodruff of ABC asked input from all citizens concerning the future of our planet.  Go to www.earth2100.tv for a sobering reality check as to what we face and to what I have been writing about for the past 20 years.  Our ‘window’ to change to a balanced population and non-polluting energy diminishes every day we listen to irresponsible media and thus ignore the blatant symptoms manifesting all over America and the planet.

 

From: Frosty Wooldridge 

 

This three minute interview with Adam Schrager on “Your Show” May 4, 2008, NBC Channel 9 News, addresses the ramifications of adding 120 million people to USA in 35 years and six million people to Colorado as to water shortages, air pollution, loss of farmland, energy costs and degradation of quality of life.  In the interview, Frosty Wooldridge explains the ramifications of adding 120 million people to the USA in 35 years. He advances new concepts such as a “Colorado Carrying Capacity Policy”; “Colorado Environmental Impact Policy”; “Colorado Water Usage Policy”; “Colorado Sustainable Population Policy”.  Nationally, the USA needs a "National Sustainable Population Policy" to determine the carrying capacity of this nation for the short and long term.  Wooldridge is available for interviews on radio and TV having interviewed on ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and FOX.

 

Go to:  www.frostywooldridge.com  and click on “Audio/Video” tab

 

Frosty Wooldridge has bicycled across six continents – from the Arctic to the South Pole – as well as six times across the USA, coast to coast and border to border.  In 2005, he bicycled from the Arctic Circle, Norway to Athens, Greece.  He presents “The Coming Population Crisis in America: and what you can do about it” to civic clubs, church groups, high schools and colleges.  He works to bring about sensible world population balance at www.frostywooldridge.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
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