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Confronting climate failure in a summer of steaming oceans and devastated villages – Part 1 | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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On August 22, the surface of the world’s oceans averaged 70°Fahrenheit, the hottest in recorded history and probably in 125,000 years. This came in what may be the hottest summer on record. By August 5, the emerging record El Niño cooked Pacific Ocean temperatures beyond the peak reached by the monster 1997-98 El Niño. Berkeley Earth climate scientist Zeke Hausfather described the rise as “nothing short of astonishing.” This El Nino is tracking at the high end of projections with months of heati
Confronting climate failure: How we dig ourselves out of the climate-catastrophe hole - Part 2 (opens the original)
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By Patrick Mazza, originally published by The Raven This is the second part of a previously published article. Read the first part here. Humanity has dug itself into a hole. The first step to dig ourselves out is – much as an alcoholic or drug addict must admit their addiction to start the recovery process – to acknowledge the depth of our civilizational failure. If generations now living are to gain redemption in the eyes of generations to come, we must confess we have missed the mark, understa
Recalling the Most Fateful Day in Human Existence (opens the original)
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The Ivy Mike test of the first hydrogen bomb took place Nov. 1, 1952 in the South Pacific. Far more devastating than the atomic bombs that preceded it, the race to the hydrogen bomb was triggered by another event that took place this day 81 years ago, July 16, 1945, when the first atomic weapon was tested at Alamogordo, New Mexico. That set off a logic of power that would place humanity’s future at risk, a danger only increasing in our world today. Today is the 81st anniversary of the most fatef
On a Subdued 250th Birthday, Is There a U.S."We the People” Anymore? (opens the original)
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Photograph Source: G. Edward Johnson – CC BY 4.0 Not all birthdays are welcome. They can signify aspirations unachieved even as the window to reach them is closing. For those of us getting up in years, they can call out how old, creaky bodies are not functioning quite as well as they used to. That our departure is closer than our arrival, and the clock seems to be speeding up. Here I’m speaking from personal experience. The 250th birthday of the United States seems to have many of the same attri
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