Dr Peter G Kinesa's Digest : Ocean Warming Unstoppable, Pope Fights Capitalism? & More

Tuesday, July 21, 2015

Ocean Warming Unstoppable, Pope Fights Capitalism? & More

Global Digest's Comments

Many folks incorporate the warming of the oceans into climatic warming,, yet while there are certain inter-relationships they both have unique conditions that may cause them to act in separate ways.

In other words, if we could fix the climate, it does not mean that we will also fix the oceans and its issues including warming, acidification, and rapid life-form extinctions. The feedback loops in each of these cases appear to be marching to their own tunes.

Meanwhile,,the Vatican should be a little more careful with its messages as history pictures and evidences their concept and prior support of a - New World Order - in an awful way that says "people in glass houses should not throw stones". In the end,, you would have to be nuts to trust these theists and their lunatic rantings - for their true colors are irrefutable -- when push, comes to shove!

Warming of oceans is now unstoppable

Seas will continue to warm for centuries even if manmade greenhouse gas emissions were frozen at today’s levels, after record temperatures last year, bringing additional sea-level rise, and raising the risks of severe storms

700,000 Australian buildings at risk from just 1 metre sea level rise

South Florida’s drought deepens

In May 2007, drought conditions near Lake Okeechobee left deep cracks in an area normally covered by water under a fishing pier. That year, lake levels fell below 10 feet.

South Florida’s rainy season typically kicks in around June with the start of the hurricane season. But this year, following a dry spring, just over six inches has fallen across a 16-county region, more than two inches below average. July arrived with brutal heat, but little seasonal afternoon rain. Rainfall in Broward was off by more than eight inches. Miami-Dade was down seven inches.

We Own The World

Noam Chomsky: Is the empire worth building - and at what cost?

Unbridled capitalism is the 'dung of the devil'

The pontiff condemns the impoverishment of developing countries and apologised for the church’s treatment of native Americans

Pope Calls on World Youth to Rise Up Against Global Capitalism

He assailed the prevailing economic system saying that

the systemic “greed for money” is a “subtle dictatorship” that “condemns and enslaves men and women".

Pope Calls For New Economic Order, Criticizes Capitalism

Pope Francis in one of the longest, most passionate speeches of his pontificate,: “We want change, real change, structural change," the pope said, decrying a system that "has imposed the mentality of profit at any price, with no concern for social exclusion or the destruction of nature.”