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Contents 1 Intro 2 Raw materials 3 Toxic waste and pollution 3.1 Food and water supply 3.2 Air pollution 3.3 Radiation 3.4 Weapons 4 Industrial animal abuse

Intro

todo: describe the human disturbance of the natural balance of energy/material input and output

see also:

• ecofascism.com
  • "The purpose of this website is to expose both the similarities between environmentalism and classical fascism and the connections between environmentalism and modern fascistic, or arch-conservative, individuals and groups."

Raw materials

• water
• soil: intensive agriculture
• mining: oil, gas, iron, silicium, ...
• deforrestation
• energy (transformation)
  • nuclear energy
  • research: waste, risk, state subsidies Versus "the gains"
    • anti-nuclear expert: Helen Caldicott (listen to her in this flashpoint radio interview)
      • workflow: uranium mining, transport, coal burned for the uranium enrichment process, waste products (...), waste distribution, nuclear waste storage, waste site protection.
    • The Long Now discussion on nuclear energy: [1], [2]
    • todo: research nuclear-lobby in Finland ("the nuclear industry needed a new plant to keep going")
    • Three Mile Island accident, Chernobyl disaster
  • wood, turf, coal, oil, gas, ...
  • wind, water, solar
  • bio-warmth differentials
  • bio fuels (hemp, soya, sugar cane, ...)

Toxic waste and pollution

Food and water supply

• food and water pollution:
  • See: Healthcare: Immune system weakening

Air pollution

• traffic fuel combustion -> toxic dust + heating

Radiation

• micro-radiation:
  • depleted uranium dust

• macro-radiation:
  • nuclear radiation
  • HAARP radiation
    • videos
    • HAARP Ionospheric Observatory

Weapons

• landmines
• cluster bombs

Industrial animal abuse

• ...