Daily Episode 135 - Climate News Around the World
The rate of climate news and research should be alarming... are you as desensitized to it as I am?US weather to go nuts with blizzard, polar vortex, heat dome, atmospheric river all at onceThe most ex...
19 Mar 14min
Daily Episode 134 - "Toxic Atmosphere" for C02 Levels in our Blood
We talk often of the effects of CO2 on our atmosphere and climate, but what about its effect on our bodies? New research shines the light.Carbon dioxide overload, detected in human blood, suggests a p...
18 Mar 12min
Daily Episode 133 - US Gamble on the Strait of Hormuz
A discussion on the various effects of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. I feel this is our last year : r/collapseOn the Brink in Hormuz: Iran War and the Global OrderThe Global Costs of Instabilit...
17 Mar 18min
Daily Episode 132 - Anti-Intellectualism in the Age of Colapse
Some anecdotal experiences regarding the increasing anti-intellectualism in the age of collapse. So many Americans minds are completely rotted. : r/collapseWith how insanely warm and dry this winter h...
16 Mar 16min
Daily Episode 131 - This Week in Fascism #19
Sources:Banning Islam, deporting Muslims discussed at Fort Worth church after primary elections | Fort Worth Report"Political suicide": Idaho Republicans vote no on overturning same-sex marriage - LGB...
13 Mar 20min
Daily Episode 130 - Another Day, Another War
Today we discuss yet another war, waged by the US and Israel against Iran. The war is destabilizing conditions in the Middle East and threatens economic catastrophe throughout the rest of the world. T...
12 Mar 18min
Daily Episode 129 - "Fastest Glacier Collapse Ever Recorded"
Researchers stumbled upon the discovery of a glacier collapse in East Antarctica, which was determined to be the fastest glacial collapse every recorded. It spells trouble for other (larger) glaciers ...
11 Mar 15min
Daily Episode 128 - Unexpected and Unknown Effects of Climate Change
One of the things I fear most about collapse is that there's so much we don't understand, and that inevitably means there will be consequences we can't predict. Today I go through a couple of recent f...
10 Mar 11min
