Peak Oil. Food. Fascism. Collapse.
The era of abundant oil, resources and food is coming to an end, and with it, the world as we know it will change dramatically.
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Why Oligarchs Loved Hitler
Oligarchy and authoritarianism
Shell's Flawed Report: The 2025 Energy Security Scenarios
A quick critique
It's Worse. Much Worse.
9 Sad Takeaways from James Hansen's Latest Report
Break the Consumption Cycle
Resisting consumerist manipulation is an act of both survival and defiance
Arbitrary Criminalization in America
Everyone's a target
What Happens When No One Stands?
An excerpt from "They Thought They Were Free: The Germans, 1933-1945"
What a US Invasion of Canada Might Look Like
Desperate measures in a collapsing world
Polarization and the Death Spiral of Civilization
Polarization is both a symptom and accelerant of collapse
Should You Just Give Up?
Fatalism vs the future
New Report: Planetary Solvency – Finding Our Balance with Nature
"More than half the suitable land for growing wheat and maize could be lost."
Children of the Earth
We failed our responsibility
Why the U.S. is Threatening Greenland and Canada
Hint: climate collapse is a factor
Experiencing Death
What does it feel like to die?
Top 8 Articles from 2024
Plus 2 of my favorite earlier posts
Surviving Collapse: Stress and Anxiety
It is imperative we do our best to manage chronic stress so it doesn't destroy us mentally and physically.
5 Key Findings: 2024 Arctic Report Card
“Change will continue for decades to come, with extreme conditions now becoming the new norm.”
Why We Failed
How we foresaw yet ignored the collapse of civilization
Collapse: A Timeline
What to expect decade-by-decade
6 Gut Wrenching Quotes from James Hansen's Climate Justice Paper
Climate Change at the International Court of Justice
Surviving Collapse: Strength
Be useful; be resilient; be strong
The Doomer Exit Strategy
Every doomer has a plan
How Billionaires Manipulate the Public
What changed during the 20th century to cause this?
Remember Happy?
For a brief moment in time, I was carefree and excited about life. I suspect many others feel the same way about their own pasts. For me, this period was the 1990s. Perhaps I'm biased because of my age, but I sometimes refer to the 1990s as "