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Obituary
The first international conference on nature conservation took place in Bern (Switzerland) as early as 1913. The result, to establish a functioning development process for the conservation of our nature, was not only missed, but mankind has irretrievably destroyed a large part of nature since this conference. Many animal and plant species are already extinct or threatened with extinction, the ecosystem Earth is endangered.
Industrial corporations, accompanied by corruption, are oriented towards growth and profit. In order to keep up on the world market, their production and manufacturing processes are predominantly subject to the use of the cheapest and most environmentally harmful raw materials; pure poison for our environment. Agreements made to protect the environment are neglected.
Information gaps, lack of knowledge or environmental awareness lead to many large corporations and lobbyists being able to further expand their power. The health of humans and nature is secondary for them; only profit counts.
We must clearly distance ourselves from such practices.
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Resurrection?
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Real Environmental Problems
-just to name a few-
Considerations on the Topic: Recycling of Photovoltaics and its Impact on our Environment and human Health
by: The-Environmentalist
21 January 2022
Fine dust particles are extremely sharp-edged after shredding photovoltaic modules; with their smooth surface, they provide a docking station also for biological pollutants. The hazards are described in detail in this report.
Are currently common dust masks necessary and do they really help to protect against fine dust and thus against diseases? Or do they have the opposite effect and impair the human immune system?
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Considerations on the Topic Air Pollution
What do we inhale every day?
by: The-Environmentalist
15 January 2022
What is the biggest Environmental Threat Today?
Without any doubt: The human being. Man has been entrusted with the four elements of our Earth; all four elements will be inexorably destroyed.
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The four elements can destroy and perish, but they can also become carriers of well-being. Our action is the administration of the four elements, in the true sense of our air, our water, our earth and the fire.
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Considerations on the Topic: Is carbon dioxide a climate killer?
by: The-Environmentalist
15 December 2021
During this research, we very quickly realised: caution should be exercised, doubt and suspicion are advisable.
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CO2 is predominantly stated in ppm (parts per million), but it is also calculated in mg/m³. At high gas densities and saturated vapour, however, gases can no longer be used as ideal gases for calculations. The mole as the SI unit of the quantity of a substance is used, among others, to indicate the quantity in chemical reactions.
Considerations on the Topic: Photovoltaics
by: The-Environmentalist
3 November 2021
We humans find ourselves in a hypermodern spaceship on an ominous journey. The completion of the spaceship and the start of this journey began hastily and unprepared. Disoriented, we are gliding through the space of time of modern technologies without having completed the necessary research and development work.
Serious mistakes were and are covered up, even worse: they are presented as the "non plus ultra" by the scientific community, which participates with its expertise in the lucrative market of political consultancy.
For many years, The-Environmentalist has been studying the advantages and disadvantages, as well as the effects of photovoltaics on our environment, with a sobering result. Is this technology, which is repeatedly used by politicians to improve election results, shaped and delegated by lobbyists, in the interest of the corporate companies? He has researched this topic with the desire to publish factual and logical results. For this purpose, he has read and saved material of several 10,000 DIN A4 pages; with the aim of keeping this report as short as possible.
To summarise the result - combined with his personal opinion: If he had the chance, he would banish photovoltaic immediately, and forever.
Considerations on the Topic: The Interaction between CO2 and Climate Change
by: The-Environmentalist
16 June 2021
Is CO2 responsible for climate change, or the warmth caused and released into the atmosphere by humans?
Does this warming additionally regenerate higher CO2 levels?
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Whether statements, assessments or assumptions about climate change are published; it must be possible to show one's findings from observations and evaluations without being labelled a negative thinker, a lateral thinker or even a right-wing radical and being socially condemned without any grounds.
However, the reality of climate change has reached everyone. Statements and publications must be critically questioned...
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It is 18 May 2021, the time is 11:07 am
On the website https://www.worldometers.info/, we have read the following dates
(four completed months and eighteen days of the year 2021):
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E-mails sent this year 37,367,204,895,509
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Forest loss this year in hectares 1,957,853
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Toxic chemicals released into the environment in tons 3,686,636
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Starving people this year 4,210,254
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Overweight people on earth 1,710,366,058
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Deaths due to contaminated water 317,018
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Deaths from air pollution according to WHO 01.05.2018 7 Million people*1
Deaths from air pollution according to Medical News Today
30.03.2020 8.8 Million people*2
8. World Water Day 2021, deaths from no regular access to water 2.2 Billion people
9. Affected countries of extreme water scarcity 33*3
*1 https://www.dw.com/de/luftverschmutzung-t%C3%B6tet-sieben-millionen-menschen-pro-jahr/a-43610473
(press release May 1, 2018)
*2 https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/air-pollution-may-be-a-leading-global-cause-of-death
(press release March 30, 2020)
However, while the WHO published 7 million deaths from air pollution in 2018, the actual numbers are increasingly alarming, according to Medical News Today, published on March 30, 2020:
"New research has found that air pollution is one of the leading causes of death worldwide, far surpassing smoking, malaria, and other significant factors
The study found that air pollution is one of the major global causes of death. The researchers estimate that during 2015, around 8.8 million people died as a consequence of air pollution. This represents the shortening of global life expectancy by almost 3 years, on average."*2
*2 https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/air-pollution-may-be-a-leading-global-cause-of-death
(press release March 30, 2020)
A human dies
every 2.6 seconds
in our world -
caused by water related
diseases
or
hunger.
Information Source: https://www.worldometers.info/
Help for self-help, or Capacity Building
Shipping - the dirtiest industry in the world with the highest pollution levels. 30 cargo ships, 100 planes and 5600 trucks. An enormously high environmental impact every day.
Nuclear Disasters
On April 26, 1986, the Chernobyl nuclear power plant experienced a super disaster. The reactor shell explodes, debris and radioactive material are hurled outwards and a nuclear cloud spreads over large parts of Europe.
Picture Source: Wikipedia
The biggest nuclear disaster since the Chernobyl meltdown could have been avoided. This is the conclusion of a study about history, design and safety measures of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
Devastating Fires
2015: Forest fires in Indonesia
2019/2020: Bush Fires Australia
Picture Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bushfires_in_Australia
1984 Bhopal
Indian officials say 10,000 to 12,000 people were killed.
Bhopal activists and health workers say more than 20,000 people have died over the years due to gas-related illnesses, such as lung cancer, kidney failure and liver disease.
Indian officials estimate that nearly 600,000 more have become ill or had babies born with congenital defects over the last 20 years ....
8 samples, of thousand's ...
... a never ending story
2011 Japan
2010 Oil spill gulf of Mexico
2008 5 huge plastic vortex
1989 Exxon Valdez
1986 Tschernobyl
1984 Bhopal
1976 Seveso
1960 Aral Sea
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Information & Picture Sources:
https://www.worldometers.info/
https://www.Bhopal_gas_disaster_girl_by_pablo_bartholomew.jpg
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