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ZuluWORLD SCIENTISTS WARNING TO HUMANITY:
All scientists, citizens, companies and organizations are invited to sign/endorse the articles’ recommendations, and help change civilization’s current trajectory.
November 5, 2019
Approximately 2 years after the World Scientists' Warning to Humanity (2nd Notice) was released in 2017 an additional warning in the form of the "World Scientists's Warning of a Climate . . .
June 18, 2019
This additional alert from the Alliance of World Scientists (AWS) examines the critical role that microorganisms play in the biological factors of climate change. The way in which microorganisms respond . . .
November 13, 2017
On its 25th anniversary, a group of scientists looked back at that first warning to evaluate humanity’s response. What they found was most distressing. With the exception of curtailing depletion . . .
December 1, 1992
Twenty-five years ago, the Union of Concerned Scientists in Washington, D.C. along with over 1,700 scientists from around the world, including the majority of then-living Nobel laureates in the sciences, . . .
July 2, 2021
Worldwide toxic chemicals are six times global warming emissions. This hidden dilemma is fully exposed in a superbly researched new book by science writer Julian Cribb: Earth Detox, How and . . .
June 29, 2021
The news does not get much worse than a recent scientific report that the planet is trapping twice as much heat as it did only 14 years ago. If this . . .
May 27, 2021
I have an idea that to some extent this life we are being obliged to live under lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic may, in part, reflect the type of . . .
May 21, 2021
Like the mythical Phoenix, Chernobyl rises from the ashes. A recent… “Surge in fission reactions in an inaccessible chamber within the complex” is alarming scientists that monitor the ruins of . . .
April 25, 2021
Grandiose plans to cool Earth, saving the planet from overheating by utilizing low-tech balloon flights sprinkling particles into the atmosphere to reflect solar radiation back into outer space have been . . .
March 14, 2021
Humans are a migratory creature, by nature. Our time on Earth once saw families and whole communities roaming irrepressibly across open savannas, leaning hard into the blowing tundra, scaling snowy . . .
March 11, 2021
—Change. Resilience. Where do we start? I’ve got no idea. What happens after this? Listen! The answer is here!— These words, splashed on posters, jumped out at me from images . . .
March 5, 2021
The drive by tech giants to develop artificial intelligence envisages every facet of our lives dominated by 5G networks. The media paints it as the technology of the future, but 5G is . . .
March 1, 2021
(Solution or band aid? The capture of CO2, to which the "Green & Blue" section of La Repubblica, a daily Italian newspaper, has just dedicated a special edition as well . . .
February 27, 2021
My sketch of a future world is premised upon geophysical and biospheric changes that are already well underway. And while there are, of course, uncertainties about the future, what we . . .
February 25, 2021
The future world will be more barren than the one we’ve known, traveled by fewer animals, both in kind and in number. Fewer birds making a ruckus in the treetops. . . .
February 23, 2021
One evening some years ago, I noticed that something about our back patio light looked ... unnatural, though I couldn’t say just what about it was odd. Only weeks later . . .
February 22, 2021
In the late fifteenth century, European seafarers began searching for what they called the “Northwest Passage,” a fabled route across the Arctic Ocean, which would allow them to sail northward . . .
February 10, 2021
You may have a front row seat in witnessing the breakdown of the greatest societies that have ever existed in history. This is truly a one in a million spectacle . . .
February 7, 2021
I wanted to thank you for your consistent loyalty to speaking the truth. It's been a huge help to those of us trying to follow the same path. I'm sorry . . .
January 25, 2021
As I’ve discussed in previous essays in this series, after the last glacial age loosened its grip and the climate regime stabilized into the Holocene, many of our ancestors were . . .
January 22, 2021
Our world is thick with stories. Gods. Devils. The Invisible Hand of the Market. Original Sin and Salvation. Karma and Kali Yuga. Progress and Liberty. The Enlightenment. Manifest Destinies. Nationalism. . . .
January 19, 2021
For the past few years, I’ve been taking a fairly deep dive into attempting to understand the physical and ecological changes occurring on our planet and how these will affect . . .
January 12, 2021
It is known that the methane level in the atmosphere is a cumulative product of many sources, including wholly natural sources (e.g. termite mounds); natural sources enhanced by Man’s interference . . .
January 1, 2021
In our contemporary superhero realms, the greatest threats against the world are supervillains, often recognizable as a mythic archetype called the Trickster. These kinds of supervillains personify chaos, or – . . .
December 29, 2020
The earliest hero whose story survives in writing is Gilgamesh, of Bronze age Mesopotamia. As a king of the Sumerian city-state, Gilgamesh was hailed a hero not because he was . . .
December 25, 2020
Methane is one of the most important greenhouse gases, second only to carbon dioxide in its heating effect, though far more potent, molecule for molecule. Its instantaneous global warming potential . . .
December 24, 2020
In Classical Greek mythology, Thanatos was Death. As a minor god who got little press in the surviving tales, he appears in the play, as something of a functionary, dutifully . . .
December 20, 2020
On Addressing the Deconstruction of Deep Adaptation [1] and the Denial That Collapse Is Inevitable by Kent Deal Let me assume some pessimism can be directed towards the chances of . . .
ScientistsWarning.TV Media Advisories
July 8, 2021
Stuart Scott and Noam Chomsky discuss their views about death and the afterlife, as well as the critical need for activism to produce change. Co-hosted by Dale Walkonen, FacingFuture is . . .
December 9, 2018
Greta Thunberg is joined by her father Svante to talk about her path from an unknown Swedish school girl to an internationally recognized climate leader. If governments don't give a . . .
December 18, 2020
Program Video Link A Climate Emergency is upon us. Pandemics and security breaches pale in comparison in terms of danger to humanity and life on Earth. We will either act . . .
October 15, 2020
This is the first of several conversations to come on what is without exaggeration the greatest threat to Humanity and all of Life on Earth - the risk of radioactive . . .
We Are Being Warned
Humanity is on a collision course with Nature.
A damaged Nature will survive. We may not.
We must change course to avert an ecological disaster.
Atmosphere
Air pollution is the release of substances into the air that are detrimental...
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Clean Water
Today fully one-sixth of the world’s human population lacks access to clean drinking...
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Oceans
Human activities are threatening the health of the world's oceans. More than 80...
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Forests
Deforestation is clearing Earth's forests on a massive scale, often resulting in...
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Biodiversity
World Wildlife Foundation estimates 60% of global biodiversity loss results from clearing land...
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Population
Unsustainable growth Until the early 19th century, fewer than a billion people lived...
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Climate
Climate change has already begun to transform life on Earth. Without action, the impacts of...
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Economic Growth
Infinite Growth on a Finite Planet “Global civilization has an operating system. It...
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Humanity is on a collision course with nature.
We must take action if we are to survive.
Activism and Civil Disobedience
Activism and Civil Disobedience Now more than ever, citizens of the world must take action regarding the climate crisis. Activism is...
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Legal Remedies
Have you heard of anyone going to court to obtain protection from climate change impacts? Or to sue a company...
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Adopt a Plant Rich Diet
If you're looking for something you can do starting immediately that will have the biggest most profound impact on the...
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Fly Less
Flying is bad for the environment and a major driver of climate change. The number of flights is forecast to...
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Distinguish Needs and Wants
"Distinguish between real needs and artificial wants and control the latter," is a quote from Mahatma Gandhi that quite aptly...
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Regard All Life as Sacred
Regard All Life as Sacred Regard all life as sacred because that is what sustains us on this planet. There...
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The Daily Climate is an independent media organization working to increase public understanding of climate change, including its scope and...
read more...The Alliance Of World Scientists
The Alliance of World Scientists (AWS) is a new international assembly of scientists, which is independent of both governmental and non-governmental organizations and corporations. It asserts that in order to prevent widespread misery caused by catastrophic damage to the biosphere,...
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