People’s Climate March, NYC Sept. 21
The climate change struggle, and related environmental struggles, have become more important over the last few years, and will become even more so as climate change exacerbates storms, forest fires, water stresses, fishery collapses, and other environmental problems.
People around the world, and right here in our country, increasingly feel the effects of climate change. Hundred-year storms and droughts now occur almost every year. The entire state of California is suffering from prolonged drought. Funds to fight fires are running out due to the increasing number and intensity of forest fires especially in the West.
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Immediately after WWII, the UN was formed on 24 Oct 1945. Government science became a tool of propaganda to forbid public knowledge of the source of energy in atomic bombs – the same source of energy in the core of the Sun that made our elements, birthed the Solar System and sustained the origin and evolution of life on Earth:
Click to access Solar_Energy.pdf
In my opinion, Stalin himself had the power to change science worldwide because his forces captured Japan’s atomic bomb plant at Konan, Korea in late August 1945.