Researchers agree that climate change alone cannot be blamed for the outbreak of war in Syria in 2011. However, neither can it be ignored as a reason this once blossoming country has become parched and war-torn. By Jennifer Holleis
The image above is obviously wrong, deliberately. So is the original by Michelangelo.
God isn t a gorilla. God even isn t.
Perusing through the scientific record, there is strong evidence that other species of sapiens have trodden the earth. There is a strong chance too that we, the sapiens of sapiens, managed to make them disappear with our rat-like breeding and our avaricious needs. Unless they vanished from lack of survival skills in changing habitats. unless they were wiped out by disease or other accidental events.
And in the paradigm of evolution, the hominid ancestor the precursor of the apes would have given ape-lines characteristics to gorillas (as gorillas), and to sapiens in various formats, as non-cross-breedable cousins. As mentioned before I believe Homo sapiens (meaning wise ) sapiens (twice wise) us, humans was (and is) a weak species that had to become more astutely cunning to survive. (In my humble opinion our second sapiens should actually be tellin
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The 9 Boundaries Humanity Must Respect to Keep the Planet Habitable
All life on Earth, and human civilization, are sustained by vital biogeochemical systems, which are in delicate balance. However, our species due largely to rapid population growth and explosive consumption is destabilizing these Earth processes, endangering the stability of the “safe operating space for humanity.”
Advanced human societies emerged during an unprecedented period of stability on Earth. During the 12,000 years prior to the Industrial Revolution, our planet’s surface temperature varied by less than 1° Celsius (1.8° Fahrenheit) above or below the average for that entire period. As a result, life both human and wild thrived.
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Climate change is just one of nine critical planetary boundaries, and we’re living beyond four of them, writes Claire Asher
Advanced human societies emerged during an unprecedented period of stability on Earth. During the 12,000 years before the Industrial Revolution, our planet’s surface temperature varied by less than 1° Celsius above or below the average for that entire period. As a result, life both human and wild thrived.
But over the past two centuries, humanity has dramatically increased greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere, pushing us outside this “safe” climate zone; outside the conditions for which civilisation has been designed.