The hottest Environmental Crisis Substack posts right now

Wind and solar energy can't always provide power, especially during winter when the weather is less favorable. So, relying solely on these sources can leave countries without enough electricity.
Germany's decision to phase out nuclear energy is causing problems not just for itself but for neighboring countries too. This has resulted in rising energy prices and political tension in regions like Norway and Sweden.
A debate is happening in Germany about potentially bringing back nuclear energy as a reliable power source. It involves looking at the technical, political, and financial challenges of restarting their nuclear reactors.

Media often create sensationalism around new records to grab attention.
National debt levels are skyrocketing, with interest payments surpassing tax revenue.
Rising US interest rates have significant financial implications but may not be widely understood.

Communities often resort to desperate methods to clean up oil spills, like using hair or bare hands.
Oil spills lead to lasting environmental damage, affecting wildlife and worsen climate change.
Investing in solar panel products offers a promising future for clean and sustainable energy solutions.

The younger generations are facing a challenging future with a planet in crisis.
We need calm, systematic thinking to address impending environmental catastrophes.
There is a need for significant changes in economic, political, and industrial systems to avert disaster.

The bosses are preparing for an ice age by implementing various control measures and manipulating global events.
There is a focus on geopolitical strategies like encircling Russia and China with NATO bases to manage resources and control regions.
The actions taken by the bosses regarding climate change, pandemics, and global politics have broader implications and potential consequences for humanity.

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