The Collapse Of Civilization Is Just History Repeating Itself
Throughout human history civilizations have collapsed for what ever reasons, but the sudden collapses are usually due to some kind of severe climate change or just overpopulation. And when they collapse terrible things happen.
The pyramid builders of ancient Egypt were brought to their knees when the Nile stopped flooding because of climate change. The people relied on the floods to replenish the soils and when the Nile stopped flooding for over a decade, a terrible famine set in. It is written on the tombs that they were eating their children.
This was the greatest civilization on the planet at the time - the great pyramid at Giza was the tallest intact man-made structure on earth until the Eiffel Tower was erected in 1889 - and they collapsed into cannibalism.
There Is Not Much Hope For Our Civilization As We Are Also Running Out Of Water.
Another contender for the most terrible collapse award would be Easter Island. They were a complex society and after they chopped down the last tree - their energy source- the collapsed into cannibalism. At the present moment we seem to be on the cusp of running out of the energy source that has powered the planet for the last 150 years - oil.
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- Prepare Now To Survive Mother Nature's Wrath And Mankind's Madness by Peter Legrove (eBook) - Lulu
What would you do if an earthquake flattened your city and you and your family survived. What about a flood that left you living off the roof of your house. What would you do to get safe water to drink when you are surrounded by water. - ParanoidPeter and global warming
If you have young children you could quite possible be worried about global warming and what type of future there will be for your children. - Peak Oil is coming whether we like it or not
Peak Oil has turned from myth into reality and it will affect us all sooner than we think - Survive The Future
There is a lot of discussion over whether global warming is caused by mankind or nature, but is doesn't matter, global warming is here whether we like it or not. - global warming is the least of our worries
Global Warming is a topic that has taken the world by storm but there are more serious concerns lurking in the background
At The Moment Agriculture Is Turning Oil Into Food So What Do We Do When There Is No More Cheap Oil.
In the great El Nino of 1876 to 1878 missionaries in India and China wrote about the starving people eating their children, so we could assume the reports are fairly accurate.
What are we going to do when global warming and El Nino combine to wreak havoc on the planet. We are in a rather precarious position at the present time with overpopulation, global warming and peak oil all coming together, so what do we do.
Are our beautiful cities going to crumble beneath our feet?
