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Well this looks like a fun read.
Surviving The Coming Mass Extinction
Conspiracy theorists move aside, some of the world’s top scientists are taking center stage with claims the remainder of the 21st Century will be a time of unprecedented catastrophes. In less than 40 years the population will swell past 9 billion, water wars will erupt, consumption will soar, and a cooling planet will reduce food production and strain energy resources. Mass migration could take place from the Northern to Southern Hemisphere, and a Fukushima radiation cloud could poison billions north of the Equator.
A disturbing timeline of world-killing paradigm shifts has been compiled by striketheroot.com. The timeline, outlined by Glen Allport, includes many mushrooming trends and variables that, unchecked, likely will lead to extinctions, even mass extinction. The irony is that while many are fearful of supervolcano eruptions, gigantic asteroids smashing into Earth, or intense solar flar ‘killshots’ that sterilize the planet, the most likely mass extinction event would be self-inflicted.
Study the advice on how to survive it all… and be a prepper.
[link to www.pakalertpress.com]
Experts suggest the safest place on Earth (prevailing winds that carry radioactive particles are blocked by almost impassable mountain ranges and the ocean currents are influenced by Antarctic waters far to the south), are areas of the Patagonia region in and around the countryside of Western Argentina. Every other area of the planet will eventually become contiminated to some degree.
While recently, io9.com asked some experts how to survive cosmic catastrophes and mass extinctions. Most experts advised going underground. That’s something governments like the U.S., Russia, and China have been doing for decades.
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