We Are ‘Locked-In’ to Catastrophic Overpopulation Unless We Take Action Now
The population of the planet will increase to at least 9 billion by 2050. Even a major war or other catastrophe will not change this. Professor Corey Bradshaw, from the University of Adelaide and Simon Ross, the Chief Executive of the London-based charity: Population Matters explain why. </p>
// Nov. 01, 2014 - 00:37 GMT
Collapse of Agriculture Within 20 Years if Deafaunation Continues
Agricultural systems in many parts of the world are under serious threat from both the effects of climate change and deafaunation. Increasing outbreaks of diseases such as Ebola are clearly linked to deafaunation.
// Aug. 31, 2014 - 20:15 GMT
Technology Says ‘We Can!’ and It Defines That We Must Do It – Expert
40 years ago, a group of people labeled as hippies settled in a slate quarry in Powys, Wales and set up the Centre for Alternative Technology, or CAT. As the name implies, the centre has concentrated on developing alternative green technology, advocating technology which is cheap to create and simple to build, with the idea of democratizing technology.
// Aug. 09, 2014 - 18:00 GMT
Ebola Spreading Fast Because of Tribal Practices
The fatal Ebola disease is spreading fast in 4 west African countries, mainly because of tribal practices. Families are admitted into hospitals to comfort their loved ones and are allowed to hug their dying parents/children/spouses. Finger nails are removed according to the belief patterns of some peoples, and one drop of blood from an infected person is enough to lead to an awful death. There is no known cure.
// Aug. 03, 2014 - 00:57 GMT