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TEOTWAWKI: Life in Interesting Times: Ruminations on SHTF Strategy

http://teotwurbulence.blogspot.com/2015/05/ruminations-on-shtf-strategy.html

May you live in interesting times! The above graph is adapted from Limits to Growth, Revisited. It is not a hard and fast prediction, but rather the product of a model with 40 years of high correspondence with developments. We are, at present, at the top of the growth curves, many of which have already begun to plateau. Slopes of decline do not factor in such worst-case scenarios as widespread urban- or domestic nuclear facilities collapse consequent to economic collapse. Tuesday, May 19, 2015. Like so m...

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Port Hope Nuclear

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How clean is the cleanup? Uranium is the mineral of the apocalypse. Here’s an industry with the capacity for global devastation, with no permanent plan for their garbage, the most dangerous stuff on Earth, and they’re allowed to keep producing it indefinitely. Tony McQuail near the Bruce Nuclear Station. It's a sad irony that the first radioactive waste cleanup in Port Hope supplied the uranium that killed 140,000 people of Hiroshima. Pat McNamara, Radioactive Waste Cleanup in Port Hope. January 4, 2008.

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TEOTWAWKI: Life in Interesting Times: Sailing the APOCALYPSE: A Review

http://teotwurbulence.blogspot.com/2015/01/sailing-apocalypse-review.html

May you live in interesting times! The above graph is adapted from Limits to Growth, Revisited. It is not a hard and fast prediction, but rather the product of a model with 40 years of high correspondence with developments. We are, at present, at the top of the growth curves, many of which have already begun to plateau. Slopes of decline do not factor in such worst-case scenarios as widespread urban- or domestic nuclear facilities collapse consequent to economic collapse. Thursday, January 15, 2015.

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TEOTWAWKI: Life in Interesting Times: The Arctic: God's Watching

http://teotwurbulence.blogspot.com/2015/04/the-arctic-gods-watching.html

May you live in interesting times! The above graph is adapted from Limits to Growth, Revisited. It is not a hard and fast prediction, but rather the product of a model with 40 years of high correspondence with developments. We are, at present, at the top of the growth curves, many of which have already begun to plateau. Slopes of decline do not factor in such worst-case scenarios as widespread urban- or domestic nuclear facilities collapse consequent to economic collapse. Thursday, April 16, 2015. The Ar...

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TEOTWAWKI: Life in Interesting Times: Failure Modes in Complex Systems

http://teotwurbulence.blogspot.com/2015/02/failure-modes-in-complex-systems.html

May you live in interesting times! The above graph is adapted from Limits to Growth, Revisited. It is not a hard and fast prediction, but rather the product of a model with 40 years of high correspondence with developments. We are, at present, at the top of the growth curves, many of which have already begun to plateau. Slopes of decline do not factor in such worst-case scenarios as widespread urban- or domestic nuclear facilities collapse consequent to economic collapse. Thursday, February 5, 2015.

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TEOTWAWKI: Life in Interesting Times: Spooky...

http://teotwurbulence.blogspot.com/2015/01/spooky.html

May you live in interesting times! The above graph is adapted from Limits to Growth, Revisited. It is not a hard and fast prediction, but rather the product of a model with 40 years of high correspondence with developments. We are, at present, at the top of the growth curves, many of which have already begun to plateau. Slopes of decline do not factor in such worst-case scenarios as widespread urban- or domestic nuclear facilities collapse consequent to economic collapse. Friday, January 9, 2015. We're s...

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About | thebrinydeep

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Notes on a more radioactive world. David Ritchie is an American editor, journalist, and blogger based in East Asia. His book. Appeared on the Yahoo Korea bestseller list. His articles have appeared in the. And numerous other publications. A former Echols Scholar at the University of Virginia, he also is a member of the Royal Asiatic Society, Korea Branch. Do you have a way to subscribe by email? Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:.