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A recent article about state governments seizing the rights to rain water off your roof, elicited a comment that almost sounded like it was relevant; until you examined the actual available data. Because the of the convoluted logic used to make the
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"Every cause is a lost cause without limiting human population," said Paul Ehrlich.
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Texas sued the Environmental Protection Agency in a federal court claiming new regulations imposed by the EPA are based on the 'thoroughly discredited' findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and are 'factually flawed,'
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“Rely on your own strength of body and soul. Take for your star self-reliance, faith, honesty and industry. Don't take too much advice — keep at the helm and steer your own ship, and remember that the great art of commanding is to take a fair sh
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With the global elite in a race against time to enforce their draconian eco-fascist agenda before more of the public realize that the entire climate change con is a rigged game, alarmists are getting increasingly desperate and transparently thuggish
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Bartlett said, “People are dying from overpopulation, yet in the media and in our discussions, as the famed biologist Garrett Hardin has observed, "No one ever dies from overpopulation."”
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Yet, the media, world leaders, U.S. leaders avoid, evade, ignore and suppress the population issue at all costs. Whether it’s their emotions, political correctness, or they love inhabiting LaLa land. (Let’s abdicate; Let's acquiesce!)
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Many times, as a teacher in classrooms across this country, I shook my head and gnashed my teeth when students failed to understand simple mathematical equations. They just couldn’t work the problems. Not their faults, but their conditions.
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Scientists on a research vessel in the Gulf of Mexico are finding a substantial layer of oily sediment stretching for dozens of miles in all directions. A lot of oil from the leak didn't evaporate or dissipate into the water — it has settled to the s
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Dr. Albert Bartlett responded to such ‘lack-of-reason’ thinking, “Innumerates, innumeracy is the mathematical equivalent of illiteracy, fail to recognize that after maturity, continued growth is either obesity or cancer.”
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"He ignores the political polarization now splitting America, or how it influences people's habitat choices, or how the automobile completely redefined how people live. In short, a simplistic, deeply lacking book.”
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Joel Kotkin wrote a book celebrating America’s projected 100 million population growth by 2050. From our current 310 million to 400 million! Other reports (“US Population Projections” by Fogel/Martin) show 100 million added within 25 years and 138
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“It’s time again to correct the educationally credentialed but innumerate experts (innumeracy is the mathematical equivalent of illiteracy) that growth is inevitable,” said Dr. Albert Bartlett. [or that endless growth can be sustained; it cannot!]
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CHINA ADDS EIGHT MILLION ANNUALLY, INDIA ADDS 12 MILLION ANNUALLY, BANGLADESH EXPECTS AN ADDED 100 MILLION WITHIN THIS CENTURY, USA EXPECTS ADDED 100 MILLION IN 25 YEARS
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He's the first vice president to have an L.A. school named after him, sharing the honor with author Rachel Carson. Fittingly, the campus will be devoted to environmental themes. But there's a catch.
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A Silent Forest is a documentary about the largely unknown potential danger to human health, and the environmental health of our planet, posed by the planned introduction of genetically engineered trees. Narrated by Dr. David Suzuki, the film lays ou
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Only a total ban on offshore drilling can work
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A: About 300 kilometers total. Four rivers were affected, the Grande River, the Piraí River, the Yapacaní River, and to a lesser extent the Ichilo River, all in the northwestern area of the department of Santa Cruz. This is the total of the leng
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An oil and gas platform operated by Mariner Energy burst into flames on Thursday and unleashed a mile-long oil sheen into the Gulf of Mexico, in the region's first major offshore disaster since BP's oil spill began in April.
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The National Weather Service issued an advisory Wednesday night that a "record low" overnight temperature of 58 was recorded at Los Angeles International Airport.
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The reporter asks the usual questions of the usual experts, and scribbles down the ‘usual’ answers. However, none of the experts and none of their answers solve the problem. We cannot simultaneously add five million people to Colorado and solve our
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The senate blocks investigation of BP.The House voted 420 to 1 to give the presidential commission investigating the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico full subpoena power.The Senate blocked it.No subpoena powers. No real investigation. Video:
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If the EPA approves the petition, the result will be a total ban on all ammunition containing lead-core components, including hunting and target-shooting rounds. The EPA must decide to accept or reject this petition by November 1, 2010, the day befor
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As BP and Transocean officials struggled to contain the oil gusher in the Gulf of Mexico, they discovered that the plumbing on the blowout preventer was connected improperly, a BP executive testified Wednesday.
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Today, nearby Pakistan suffers an enormous population: Canadian writer Madeline Weld wrote, "The population was 60 million when I was there in the 1960s, 180 million now and headed for 335 million by 2050.
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Aside from the fact that most people wouldn't want it to go away until a viable substitute is found, I doubt that coercion of any kind will help scientists think harder or faster. Man's first moon landing came 66 years after Kitty Hawk. Could we ha
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The worst for area residents is yet to come, yet the major media has blacked out the story except to repeat BP and Obama administration lies
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Petroleum-eating bacteria - which had dined for eons on oil seeping naturally through the seafloor - proliferated in the cloud of oil that drifted underwater for months after the April 20 accident. They not only outcompeted fellow microbes, they each
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“Systemic collapse, societal collapse, the coming dark age, the great transformation, the coming crash, the post-industrial age, the long emergency, socioeconomic collapse, the die-off, the tribulation, the coming anarchy, perhaps even resource wars.
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Each year, 57 million humans die worldwide. At the same time, at 6.8 billion copulating humans, another 134 million babies take their first breath—for a net gain of 77 million new mouths to feed, house, clothe and create a meaningful life on this pl
