Back to the Primordial Future
Posted by feww on June 19, 2011
Hazardous Weather Outlook in 50 States
Red Flag, Severe Weather, Tornado and Flood Warnings, Hazardous Weather Outlook Throughout the U.S.
FIRE-EARTH Climate Models show climate change forcings and feedbacks switching global weather patterns onto “primordial tracks.”
The extreme weather events triggered by anthropogenic climate change have a four-prong impact on humans over the next 50 months. FIRE-EARTH models show:
FIRE-EARTH Climate Models show climate change forcings and feedbacks switching global weather patterns onto “primordial tracks.”
The extreme weather events triggered by anthropogenic climate change have a four-prong impact on humans over the next 50 months. FIRE-EARTH models forecast:
1. Food production:
- Average decline of 22% in the global agricultural output
- Loss of topsoil and worsening of soil quality
- Rapid Climate Change & Extreme Weather Events
- Drought and Deluge
- Extremes of Temperature
- Heatwaves and Late Frosts
- Desertification and Dust Storms
- Crop Pests
- Increases in the size and occurrence of dead zones
- Large decline in marine food sources
2. Spread of Disease
- Substantial increases in the spread of diseases
- Vector borne
- Air borne
- Water borne
- Food borne
- Superbugs: Emergence of resistant bacteria, especially MDR bacteria
- Resurgence of killer infectious diseases
- Increases in the spread of human immunodeficiency viruses
- Significant decline in air quality (and corresponding increase in chronic respiratory diseases)
- Other viral diseases
- Massive rises in mental illnesses
3. Physical Safety
Major increases in the number of deaths and injuries, as well as large scale displacements due to the loss of shelter and livelihood caused by extreme weather and geophysical events including:
- Tornadoes
- Hurricanes
- Storms and Extreme Weather
- Climate Change
- Extreme Rain Events
- Flash Flooding
- Drought and Deluge
- Landslides
- Extremes of Temperature
- Wildfires
- Loss of “Seasons”
- Earthquakes*
- Tsunamis*
- Volcanic activity*
- Poisoned and Polluted Environment
4. The Combined Effect
Social upheavals, regional conflicts and wars caused by mass migrations and scarcity of basic resources resulting from the combined effects of the above, as well as other mechanisms.
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Weather Forecast Map 18-19 June
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GOES Western US SECTOR Infrared Image
GOES Eastern US SECTOR Infrared Image
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*[NOTE: Earth’s geophysical activity help the planet to stay alive and healthy. Earthquakes and volcanic activity are among natural phenomena that comprise our planet’s defense mechanisms. If you have difficulty understanding the concept of planetary self defense, consider the protective role of Earth’s magnetic field against solar winds. Whereas CMEs, solar winds and geomagnetic storms are classified as external threats, the impact of harmful human activity on the planet can be regarded as internal threats.]
Artist’s impression of Earth’s magnetosphere. Source: NASA.
Simulation of Earth’s magnetic field in interaction with (solar) interplanetar magnetic field (IMF): The animation illustrates the dynamical changes of the global magnetic field in the course of a disturbance: a temporary compression of the magnetosphere by enhanced flow of the solar wind is followed by a tailward stretching of the field lines. Eventually, the increase of the tail magnetic field results in a sudden collapse of the nightside field (a substorm) and a gradual recovery of the magnetosphere to its pre-storm configuration. Source: NASA.
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EDRO said
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Wendy C said
What exactly do you mean by “primordial tracks”?
feww said
Global conditions before life started on Earth.