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  • We regret to inform you the depopulation folks are at it again

    12/29/2023 6:44:14 AM PST · by NetAddicted · 14 replies
    Twitchy.com ^ | 12/27/2023 | Amy Curtis
    YOU are the carbon the environmental Left wants to reduce. Once you realize that, everything else makes more sense. They're slow walking those proposals, but now that studies have claimed to show human beings breathing negatively impacts the environment, we all know the next logical step: depopulation. The Key Club of Rome describes itself as 'a platform of diverse thought leaders who identify holistic solutions to complex global issues' and at least one of their members has a solution to global warming. Watch: Key Club of Rome member, Dennis Meadows, hopes the "necessary" depopulation of the planet, down to one...
  • The debate is far from over

    05/25/2007 8:00:30 PM PDT · by Reform Canada · 28 replies · 677+ views
    ON LINE opinion - Australia's e-journal of social and political debate The debate is far from over By Ben-Peter Terpstra Posted Thursday, 24 May 2007 “German psychologists have diagnosed ‘environmental angst’ and ‘ecochondria’ to describe the resulting migraines and depression, which are especially prevalent among the young” - Newsweek, December 2006. Campaigning TV producers might not know much about kids, but they all know one thing: kids scare easily. “When it comes to environmental manipulation,” reasons James Hirsen in Tales From The Left Coast, “Hollywood wouldn’t be so shortsighted as to leave out the kiddies. In September 1990 a show...
  • U.N. Scientists to lay out ways to curb worst of climate change (U.S will have to join Kyoto)

    04/23/2007 11:20:30 AM PDT · by Cincinatus' Wife · 36 replies · 1,156+ views
    Houston Chronicle ^ | April 23, 2007 | MICHAEL CASEY, AP
    BANGKOK, Thailand — After two reports predicting a warmer Earth where life is fundamentally changed, a U.N.-sponsored scientific panel next month will issue a third study describing how a united world can avert the worst, by embracing technologies ranging from nuclear power to manure controls. Under a best-case scenario for heading off severe damage, the global economy might lose as little as 3 percentage points of growth by 2030 in deploying technologies to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, says the panel's draft report, obtained by The Associated Press. But it won't be easy. "Governments, businesses and individuals all need to be pulling...