Where Heart Shift Happens. Teaching the Science of Sustainable Health. What works for 7 future generations? "Do not go where the freeway may lead - Go instead where there is no path and build - A Green Road"
The charts put out by USGS are great.. Just go back to the 1980's and count the number of severe earthquakes back then compared to now... S
Bottom line, since 2000, the number of earthquakes that are large and destructive, has increased in a HUGE way... We are talking two screen fulls of earthquakes in 2009, compared to just a couple of earthquakes all year long in the 80's.
To see it in a graph/chart format click here. This only goes to 2006, so the worst years are not even on this one...yet.
Think about the costs of a whole city being wiped out; as in Haiti.. we are talking billions of dollars if not hundreds of billions, plus ten years of reconstruction.. Haiti does not have that kind of money, and basically, neither do we. We have to borrow it or print it out of thin air.
If these hurricanes, tornadoes and earthquakes keep getting more and more numerous and bigger and more destructive, as they have been, then at some point in the not too distant future, we may not be rebuilding anything anymore. There just will not be the money, people, time or energy to do it.. if the number, frequency, and severity keeps increasing exponentially, year after year, as the charts show above.
Potentially, millions of people will just starve, die and get sick, without getting any help from foreign countries, because those countries will be dealing with their own emergencies. They will not have the resources or ability to go help anyone else...
To counter this, get your community together and plan for disasters, and prepare for them. You may not get any help beyond what you put together ahead of time with your neighbors. If you cannot count on your neighbors, then who can you count on?
In Haiti, that is what the better tent camps did.. They formed local neighborhood alliances and went out and foraged for food and supplies, bringing that back and sharing it with their 'neighborhood' or 'village'. That is the old, ancient way... We may have to go back to that.
Ginger. It’s hot,
it’s delicious and
it may just open new and
important frontiers in
treating that common and
dangerous ailment:
asthma. Asthma presents
itself with a tightening
of the airways due to
inflammation of
surrounding tissue, mu...
Description: Grows 6-18
inches tall, leaves are
pleated and cloak shaped.
In summer will blossom
small yellow-green
flowers.
Use: Use leaves and
flower shoots for eye
disorders and to staunch
bleeding. Also
traditionally used as an
aid in childbirt...
Goaded by his mother,
Cronus being jealous of
Uranus great power and
wanting it for himself,
castrated his father, and
tossed his fathers
genitals into the foam of
the ocean. It was here
that Aphrodite was born.
Her name comes from
aphros meaning "s...
You can't live a perfect
day without doing
somethingfor someone who
will never be able to
repay you.- John
WoodenWhat we have done
for ourselves alone dies
with us;what we have done
for others and the world
remains and is immortal.-
Albert PikeSprea...
More Americans than ever
believe gay and lesbian
identity is something
you’re born with,
according to new polling
data from Gallup. In its
annual Values
and Beliefs poll,
conducted May 2-7,
Gallup asked
a random sample o...
We all know that we're
expected to be on our
best behavior at church,
but do we really know why
that is? Shouldn't
we be on our best
behavior all of the
time? Is behaving
as if we're something
we're not when we're not
being a hypocrite wh...
Description: Hairy
perennial herb with
creeping roots and square
stems that grow up to 3
ft. Lemon-scented
heart-shaped toothed
leaves. Flowers are
white or pink and appear
in late summer.
Uses: Leaves and tips
picked just before or
after flowe...