Changes: Mayan 2012 Prophecy
This is an interesting overview of the Mayan Prophecy. I recall visiting Chichen Itza and as soon as I saw the pyramid I felt an intense energy where it appeared everything around me disappeared. I felt to fall on my knees and I cried. It was a feeling deeply spiritual. Do not ask me… Continue reading
Australian Ecosystem Research: Big Questions Need Big Solutions
When our intention is to solve the big questions, the answers will become visible. The big question for me is do we have the will to solve the big questions and the heart to ensure we find inner balance?
http://www.tern.org.au/Big-questions-need-big-solutions-Australia-s-carbon-cycle-bgp1671.html
Big questions need big solutions: Australia’s carbon cycle
Unprecedented opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration and integration… Continue reading
BBC Climate Change Melting Skepticism?
The big question is do we change or wait for the climate to change or both? I live a life of constant change and it is nothing to fear, it is when life gets exciting. I adapt to all the places I live and I’ve lived in hundreds. I find I just change… Continue reading
Melting Ice Caps: Real Solutions or Just Hot Air?
My feeling reading this article was technology won’t fix the overall problem. My inner feeling is that we human beings have to learn how to work together. I extracted the quote below as it seems the central issue. The suppression and denial of facing issues that affect humanity, seems to me the core issue. I… Continue reading
Deforestation: The Canary in the Coalmine Sings Another Tipping Point
Topical rainforests feel to me as another canary in the coalmine, a tipping point. In my poetry I have written about the forests as the centre-peace. The life system revolves around trees in so many ways. Trees ensure soils are enriched and stable, the hydrological cycle is balanced through transpiration and precipitation, wildlife have homes… Continue reading
Climate Change: Cancelling Winter in Canada?
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/what-happened-to-winter/article2316780/?utm_medium=Feeds%3A%20RSS%2FAtom&utm_source=Home&utm_content=2316780
Here’s one thing you probably know: Most Canadians are going without the sustained cold and blustering snow by which we define our winters, if not the nation.
But here’s another thing you probably don’t: The culprit is a mercurial weather pattern called the Arctic oscillation.
In Toronto, just 11 days have remained below… Continue reading