“The sea is only the embodiment of a supernatural and wonderful existence. It is nothing but love and emotion; it is the Living Infinite…” Jules Verne “Because of social taboos, despair at the state of our world and fear for…
Monthly Archives: September 2024
How Jaques Cousteau got me Addicted to the Oceans and why I’m Grieving
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99 Percent Of The Earth’s Species Are Extinct
“If you were to list out every species that has ever existed on Earth—from the tiniest mold spore to the largest mammal—biologists estimate that somewhere around 99 percent of those species would currently be extinct.”My dear friend Professor Guy McPherson…
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The Carbon Pulse and its Planetary and Atmospheric Implications.
This series is a brilliant dive into the archelogy of how oil evolved and how it became fundamental to this set of living arrangements & how this set of living arrangements can’t function without fossil fuels. There is no “Energy…
 | Kevin Hester on Non-Linearity in the Climate… |
| Kevin Hester on Microplastics Changing Earth… |
| Kevin Hester on The Carbon Pulse and its Plane… |
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| sealintheselkirks on “The Rapture”, a s… |
| Kevin Hester on Global Peak Oil Remains an Exi… |
Kevin Hester 