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Lovelock still makes me look like Paula Abdul, warns climate war could kill nearly all of us, leaving survivors in the Stone Age
climateprogress.org - 7/2/2009
Lovelock still makes me look like Paula Abdul, warns climate war could kill nearly all of us, leaving survivors in the Stone Age
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I don’t typically lay out what might be called a “worst-case scenario.” I tend to focus on piecing together what the scientific literature says would happen if we stay anywhere near our current emissions path — Hell and High Water — since, that ...
guardian.co.uk - 6/29/2009
Climate war could kill nearly all of us, leaving survivors in the Stone Age
— guardian.co.uk — We need a climate change 'Churchill' to lead us away from planet-wide devastation, writes James Lovelock in... the latest edition of Conservation magazine , part of the Guardian Environment Network In a small way, the plight of the British in 1940 ... (more) Climate war could kill nearly all of us, leaving ...

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A Hot Future like a Sci-Fi Disaster Movie
FUTURISM NOW — ... Some entertainment for the week winding down.   Climate Progress writes:  Would some 10°F total global warming and 900 to 1000 ppm atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations be the end of human civilization?  Possibly, though ...

Kunstler: Stop calling Americans “consumers”
Celsias Expert Articles — ... I was at a small meeting on peak oil Friday — Executive Summary:  We’re peaking now! James Kunstler, author of The Long Emergency, was there.  He is in the Mad Max/Lovelock/Wall-E school of dystopia, and so I have a number of disagreements with him (see “Why I don’t agree with James Kunstler about peak oil and the “end of suburbia“). He did, however, say one thing that really strike a chord.  He said we should stop calling Americans “consumers.”  It pigeonholes all ...

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