Showing posts with label plastic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plastic. Show all posts

Sunday, 2 May 2021

April 21 Virtual Talk: "Coping with Change: An Environmental Challenge" with Dr. Eric Schiller

It is now almost universally accepted that unless we make drastic changes, we will be heading into an environmental disaster. What should be our personal response to this?


To see the talk , click the link below and use the corresponding passcode. 

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In this talk, I put forward the experience of Viktor Frankl, a holocaust survivor, as an example of one who can help us face an uncertain future. He came out of a terrifying past and we are facing an uncertain future. (Man’s Search for Meaning, by Viktor Frankl, 1948)

 



Wednesday, 24 March 2021

World Water Day presentation

 The Rebellious Seeker spoke at the recent World Water Day. Two themes covered were the following.


1. A global water crisis is emerging. This is now occurring in some of the major cities of the world, starting with Cape Town in South Africa. It is better to act now on this in order to avert a major crisis later. 

Take a look at this well documented video.


2. Bottled water is a very poor choice for drinking water in most areas that have well regulated municipal tap water. 

To see how the bottled water industry arose and how to combat it see this video clip


Thursday, 2 January 2020

How to face the coming environmental crisis

Welcome to 2020 and happy new year. If you are young, it may not be a happy new year. Science says with a high degree of probability, that in 10 years (2030) the planet may be unliveable.

Monday, 19 November 2018

The Plastification of the World, or Why this Bottled Water Craze?

Do you know that globally, for every minute one million plastic water bottles are sold?

Do you know that most of these bottles are not recycled, but instead end up in the environment?

Do you know that vast ocean islands of plastic waste are accumulating in the oceans?

The largest is estimated to be 1.6 million km2 in size. At present rates, by 2050, there will be more plastics (by weight) in the ocean than fish.

Why is all this happening?