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Brazil’s War on Deforestation
At one time Amazon River flowed westward. At that time, it may have thought that it was still attached to part of a proto-Congo (Zaire) river system from the interior of present day Africa when the continents were joined … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Climate
Tagged climate change, food population, human blunders, rivers, South America, video
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Green Technology: It May Look Cheap but It Gets the Job Done, It’s Sustainable and is Very Cost-Effective
The TED Lecture Series profiles some pretty amazing people and concepts that represent what humans can do best – think and apply thought to solutions. Marcin Jakubowski’s Open-Sourced Blueprints for Civilization is his vision to create “open-sourcing the blueprints … Continue reading
Posted in Human Innovation
Tagged food population, inventions/technology, North America, sustainability, video
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She’s Alive and it is NOT Frankenstein’s Bride.
I must thank Ken H – way down under in Naples, FL – for sharing this video. I can only say three words to describe it: It Is Fantastic! There is nothing more for me to add except, please … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Water
Tagged anthropogenic, biodiversity, climate change, Global, sustainability, video
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