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Notes for a Global Warming Survival Guide

Source: Uncommon Denominator newsletter

Author: Ian Frederick Finseth

Date: June 25, 2006

Category: Energy, Environment & Global Warming

Type: Article

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Is it too early to begin talking about how to survive the collapse of civilization? If the more pessimistic predictions about global warming are to be believed — and there is reason to believe them — within a decade or two the trend may become irreversible, leading to an accelerating global environmental catastrophe and, as a possible consequence, the breakdown of many of the social and economic systems that much of the world has come to take for granted.

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