Global Climate Change

Climate change is the world’s biggest problem. It affects every human being on Earth, and it’s going to fundamentally alter every human institution and way of life, from business and economics to politics to spirituality, religion, culture, and identity. But, as big as it is, climate change is not “the end of history.” In fact, it’s just the beginning of a new phase of the history of humanity, one that presents opportunities as well as challenges. Being ready to ride this wave of change is the true calling of our times.

This is not a story of machines supplanting humanity but of a profound symbiosis, where AI's analytical prowess amplifies our species' ingenuity and empathy. It is a tale of late nights fueled by coffee and conviction, triumphs snatched from the jaws of despair, and the enduring human spirit refusing to succumb to the darkness. Welcome to the chronicle of a new era, where technology is not a harbinger of doom but a bridge towards a brighter dawn. Turn the page and enter the crucible where humanity and AI forge a future worth fighting for - and much brighter future.

In 1996, the first independent national report on the state of Australia’s environment found that we faced serious problems. With increasing urgency, five subsequent reports declared those problems were all getting worse, each calling for immediate action to protect our future. In Australia on the Brink, Ian Lowe argues that the essential first steps in addressing these threats are stabilizing the global climate and protecting our local biota. We must also change the emphasis of resource extraction from a damaging reliance on trade to improving our capacity to meet our own needs.

In this eye-opening book, Mark Swarbrick challenges the prevailing narrative surrounding fossil fuels and climate change. With meticulous research and a Christian perspective, Swarbrick argues that coal, oil, and natural gas are not environmental villains, but rather divine provisions strategically placed by God to sustain humanity's growing population. Discover: How fossil fuels saved mankind from ecological disaster in the early 20th century The hidden dangers and environmental costs of electric vehicles and renewable energy Why the Paris Climate Accords may be more about politics than ...

"After Dinner Conversation" Magazine - January 2022 Clandestine: Drug smugglers out of Miami see a ocean distress flare and must decide if they are going to stop and help. President Greenwald's Man: A new Presidential candidate promises to lower greenhouse gas levels or die trying. Grief: After hundreds of years of direct interactions, God declares he has nothing more to teach and leaves. The Davidson Method: A couple heads to the clinic to discuss options for reprogramming their child to accept the divorce. An Unspeakable Life: Muriel has an unwelcome surprise for her fiancé, she forgot ...

In questo secolo, a causa del riscaldamento globale, gli oceani vedranno un aumento senza precedenti della temperature e dell'acidificazione, un calo dell'ossigeno, ondate di calore, tempeste e cicloni più frequenti e devastanti, aumento del livello delle acque, diminuzione degli animali marini... Lo scioglimento dei ghiacciai montani metterà a rischio le forniture idriche e le coltivazioni.

Scientific research and data show that the Earth doesn't have much time before climate change becomes irreversible. Listen to how scientists, researchers, and everyday people around the world are creating new methods and inventions to conserve energy, reduce waste and recycle.