As the backbones of civilization, rivers did not just sustain life—they created history. Along their banks, civilisations blossomed into the societies we know today. Rivers are not only the authors of human history, but the intrinsic essence of life and the cosmos. Click to read more…
The evolutionary history of human beings is presented briefly by Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar. “In ancient times, land-dwelling, graminivorous animals without horns or claws for self-preservation began to climb trees for safe refuge. For those animals, just as the need to use hooves ended, they felt the need to use their forelimbs to hold onto tree branches. They used their hind legs partly to clutch and partly to run. They used their forelimbs to clutch tree branches, as well as for other tasks.” Click to read more…
Climate change is a complex, multifaceted challenge that requires a holistic, systems-based approach. It is a symptom of a failed vision and worldview rooted in materialistic, reductionist thinking and a profit-oriented economy. Drawing on neohumanist philosophy, systems thinking, and alternative economics, this article outlines a multifaceted strategy to address climate change through systemic change across domains. Click to read more…
Edvard Mogstad, Ørje, Norway, June 2024 First, I want to credit Dr. Towsey for his sober … The CO2 IssueRead more
There are three main causes of drought. The first is the wanton destruction of plants or indiscriminate deforestation, the second is low-pressure systems over oceans and big seas, and the third is sudden changes in the angular movement of the Sun and other celestial bodies like comets, nebulae and galaxies. Click to read more…
Watersheds are concave water-catchment and dispersal systems, surrounded by mountain ridges that gravity first draws water down. Everything on our planet, whether made of steel, glass, paper, or plastic, came from watersheds. The problem arose when urban ecologies and then megacities disguised their watershed sources. Click to read more…
The most important lesson we can learn from climate history is that, while climate change can be destructive, it is invariably constructive, catalyzing the emergence of ever more remarkable expressions of life, science, and culture. Click to read more…
Because of human folly, many creatures and geological phenomena will not survive that period. Long before their natural end, they will be swallowed up by eternity. Humanity, through its own madness, has annihilated numerous creatures and objects and has thus prepared its own funeral pyre. This act of sheer short-sightedness is intolerable. People must be alert henceforth. Click to read more…