GST Original Articles
By Robert Hunziker / 24 April 2023
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“It’s a ‘monster heat spell like none before,” according to climatologist and weather historian Maximiliano Herrera, describing Asia’s heatwave as the worst in history. (Source: Extreme Heat Scorches Asia, Affecting at Least a Third of the World’s Population, The Verge, April 19, 2023)
Global warming is hitting full stride as SE Asia, inclusive of parts of China and India, literally roast. It’s a bad omen for the rest of the world as the... Read more
By Kim Scipes / 22 April 2023
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THE GROWING CRISIS OF THE COLORADO RIVER: A SIGN TO US ALL
--Kim Scipes, Ph.D.
There is a growing crisis out in the southwestern part of our country that has a message for us all. Politicians and the mainstream media from all over the country are ignoring it or generally treating it as a “one-time” issue to cover, not understanding that it is a sign of great importance for all Americans and the world.
By Kim Scipes / 19 April 2023
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We STILL Don’t Get It: It is an Empire, Folks!
--Kim Scipes
In mid-March 2023, David Swanson published a very interesting article: “Iraq and 15 Lessons We Never Learned.” There were some things in there I agreed with, some I disagreed with, others I might want to debate. Still, I appreciated his effort to pull together ideas from these experiences.
However, there’s one thing that he did not put out (although he hinted toward it near the end of this article), but I want to put front and... Read more
By Robert Hunziker / 18 April 2023
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NASA: “Without ozone, the Sun’s intense UV radiation would sterilize the Earth’s surface.”
It was 36 years ago in panic mode when the world came together like never before unanimously agreeing to ratify The Montreal Protocol, banning CFCs. This was done to protect ozone (O3), which is a widely-dispersed layer of molecules at 10-30 miles in the stratosphere that shields humanity from dangerously harsh UV Sun radiation.
Appallingly, a... Read more
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By Patrick Lawrence / 03 August 2023
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Democrats have emerged since Hillary Clinton’s defeat in 2016 as a party of liberal authoritarians intent on imposing their political hegemony. Nothing is out of bounds. Democrats are determined to stand a candidate in 2024 whose senility has been publicly on display for the past two years. The party hierarchy has already declared Biden will not... Read more
By Linda Pentz Gunter / 30 July 2023
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Each nuclear reactor contains a lethal radioactive inventory, in the reactor core and also in the fuel pools into which the irradiated fuel is offloaded and, over time, densely packed. Casks also house nuclear waste offloaded from the fuel pools. Zaporizhzhia is the largest nuclear power plant in Europe with at least 2,204 tons of highly radioactive... Read more
By Ann Garrison / 28 July 2023
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By Last Real Indians / 25 July 2023
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“We have concerns for the impact on the animals that we live with because as they destroyed Black Mesa with their strip mining, all the wildlife that used to be in the area moved to the northern edge of Black Mesa. That’s why we considered Black Mesa’s northern edge as the refuge area,” said Herb Yazzie, a Black Mesa resident and retired chief justice... Read more
By Binoy Kampmark / 25 July 2023
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While the United States, along with its allies, left Afghanistan in August 2021 in spectacularly humiliating circumstances, the departure was never entirely complete, nor bound to be permanent. Since then, Washington has led the charge in handicapping those who, with a fraction of the resources, defeated a superpower and prevailed in two decades... Read more
By Kristoffer Tigue / 17 July 2023
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Researchers say that methane is one of the biggest issues with hydropower. As organic matter, including vegetation, dead animals and even fertilizer runoff, gets carried downstream, it piles up in large quantities behind dams and decomposes in the reservoirs. Normally, that decaying organic matter would eventually reach the ocean, where chemical... Read more