Here’s an article on desertification, in particular, holding the line against the Kubuchi Desert, that contains a message, variations of which I predict you’ll hear a great deal over the coming years: “The top 6 – 8 inches of top …
Tag: desertification
Preserving and Protecting Arable Farmland
Tagged with: arable farmland, biomass energy, deforestation, desertification, Dr. David Doty, dust bowl conditions, global climate change, global warming, Kubuchi Desert, mismanagement of agricultural land, preserving and protecting arable farmland, reduction in rainfall, removal of trees for firewood
Are Futurists Confronting Our True Challenges?
To write this post, I wanted to know the origin of the term “futurist.” Per Acceleration Watch: The Oxford English Dictionary traces earliest English usage of the term futurist to 1842, referring to Christian scriptural futurists. The next usage occurs with the Italian and …
Fiddling While Rome Burns
Have you ever had the thought that our society is deliberately distracted, confused, and sidetracked from the real issues that matter, focused instead on hot-button concepts, perhaps gay marriage? It’s fairly clear that the survival of mankind and all life …
Tagged with: desertification, farm lands becoming deserts, Fiddling While Rome Burns, gay marriage, global climate change, global warming, ocean acidification, oil companies, rain forests disappearing, sea levels rising, sustainable practices in energy, sustainable practices in food, sustainable practices in water
