A Biological Revolution: Recent Episodes
Jeff “JeffMcFaddenMusic” McFad
Global Warming and mass extinction are all one problem. A path to amelioration and adaptation. Cover art photo: Abe the donkey in light working harness, by Jeff McFadden
How are people going to be induced to accept a biologically powered life? Some thoughts.
An assembling of known scientific facts from disparate specialties to generate a more accurate picture of the present situation.
Discussing whether human population numbers are already fatally high. I believe we can support over 7 billion people in health on a properly managed Earth.
I don't understand the idea that we must accept mass extinction and destruction in order to be civilized humans. A discussion.
I had a revelation, and epiphany. I was introduced to the ideas of Mark Shepard, Permanent Agriculture designer / operator. It was the missing piece of my system.
Discussing affordable biological practices available starting today to ameliorate flash flooding and drought.
An exploration of property in society and the intersection of property rights and a survivable planet.
In which I consider the current state of scientific knowledge as regards global warming, and explain how it supports my conclusions.
Should we make a higher priority of ameliorating global warming, or of adapting to the inevitable? What if I told you the workable, biological solution does both at once?
Some housekeeping, followed by a discussion of steps toward creating a biologically powered city.
The three past revolutions, cognitive, agricultural, industrial, and a proposed one: biological.