Nukes, Dow Chemical, Rockwell International, Teflon, DuPont, Regulations, and the Trump Crew - REDUX

I posted the piece at the link below about four years ago.  It's still relevant today, and demonstrates why regulations, inspections, and enforcement are all crucial to our health and safety.  Plus, it shows (again) why Trump is an utter disaster.  [It boggles the mind that anyone still supports him.]

https://individualsovereignty.blogspot.com/2018/01/nukes-dow-chemical-rockwell.html

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Not only my opinion.  Be Well

Latest Additions to the Bibliography for...

 The Beginning of the Path to Human Extinction, and HOW TO GET OFF IT - Notes on a Paradigm Shift.

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These are all excellent---

Barnes, Peter.  2006. Capitalism 3.0: a guide to reclaiming the commons,                  Berrett-Koehler Publishing.  pp. 65-116.

Bontz, Scott (Edited by). Fall, 2021. Land Report – Number 131, The Land                         Institute.  pp. 4-28.

Brown, Charles S. Winter 1995. Anthropocentrism and Ecocentrism: the Quest for         a New Worldview, The Midwest Quarterly, Volume 36, Number 2.

Clayton, P. and W. A. Schwartz. 2019. What is Ecological Civilization? - Crisis, Hope,         and the Future of the Planet, Process Century Press. pp. 53-68, 82-93, 114-                143.

Farrar, John et al. 2003. HOW ROOTS CONTROL THE FLUX OF CARBON TO THE                 RHIZOSPHERE, Ecology , Volume 84, Number 4.

Fioramonti, Lorenzo et al. February 202.   Wellbeing economy: An effective                     paradigm to mainstream post-growth policies?, Ecological Economics,                     Volume 192.

Goudie, Andrew S. 2019. Human Impact on the Natural Environment – Past,                     Present and Future – Eighth Edition, John Wiley & Sons. pp. 267-281,                        341-359.

Kinne, O. 2002. Eco-ethics further developed text: 01.05.2002. EEIU Brochure,                   Inter-Research, Oldendorf/Luhe.

Melgar-Melgar, Rigo E. and Hall, Charles A.S. March 2020. Why ecological economics needs to return to its roots: The biophysical foundation of socio-economic systems, Ecological Economics, Volume 169.

Miller, Todd. et al. October 2021. Global Climate Wall – How the world’s                             wealthiest nations prioritise borders over climate action, Transnational                     Institute, Amsterdam. pp. 1-65.

Ratcliffe, Jennie M. 2021. Nothing Lowly in the Universe, The Crundale Press.                   pp. 157-176, 195-213, 245-275.

Sparenberg, David. 2021. Earth Spirit – Confronting the Crisis – Essays and                         Meditations on Eco-Spirituality, John Hunt Publishing. pp. 9-11, 18-20, 32-35,          83-84.

Werner, Marion. et al. 2022. The Glyphosate Assemblage: Herbicides, Uneven                 Development, and Chemical Geographies of Ubiquity, Annals of the American         Association of Geographers, Volume 112, Number 1, 2022.

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As I finish this draft, there's only one entry ("Melgar-Melgar") which has incorrect indentation after line 1.  Tried to fix it, but wasn't permitted to by whatever this word processing program here is called.  All the other entries are correct, but whether or not that will hold true after I click on "Publish" is anybody's guess.  😊  In any case, I don't have time to undo any damage done by algorithms.

Still hoping to have the book done by the end of this month, but that easily could spill over to sometime in February.

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Be Well

p.s.  Just now looked at a preview of this post.  As I feared, the Tech Whiz Kid algorithms pretty well messed up the biblio format.  C'est la vie, eh?  That's okay, it's readable.