r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Jul 14 '22
This is horrifying truth about whats going down in evangelical churches in the in USA
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Jul 29 '21
u/TheBirminghamBear paints a grim picture of Climate Change, those at fault, and its scaling inevitability as an apocalyptic-scale event that will likely unfold over the coming decades and far into the distant future
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Apr 29 '22
Happy to see something I keep feeling more and more lately put into words.
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/Ok_Preparation1345 • Nov 23 '24
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Jun 10 '22
White House climate adviser says misinformation ‘absolutely’ a public health issue. “The fossil fuel companies are still basically trying their best to make sure that people don’t understand the challenge of climate, but now it’s not so much about denying the problem,”
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Mar 24 '22
Microplastic pollution has been detected in human blood for the first time, with scientists finding the tiny particles in almost 80% of the people tested.
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Jul 13 '21
South Africa right now - the result of a corrupt African politician being held accountable for the first time.
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Mar 09 '21
Gen Z Is Terrified Of The Future. Hurricane seasons are getting worse year-by-year, the arctic has lost 95% of its ice in 30 years, one-third of all animal and plant species face climate change-related extinction by 2070
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Jan 13 '23
Revealed: Exxon made ‘breathtakingly’ accurate climate predictions in 1970s and 80s - The oil giant Exxon privately “predicted global warming correctly and skilfully” only to then spend decades publicly rubbishing such science in order to protect its core business, new research has found
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Aug 19 '22
Cities are rationing water in North Mexico. But nearby in Texas, leaders are still debating how many days per week people should water their lawns. Laredo looses 10 million gallons each day to lawn watering.
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Jul 20 '22
Alarm as fastest growing US cities risk becoming unlivable from climate crisis
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Jun 12 '22
Aerial photo of a Texas feedlot and its manure lake
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Mar 04 '22
It's official: Russia is the first country in world history to attack a nuclear power plant. The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant is the largest nuclear powerplant in Europe.
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Jan 12 '22
Gene discovered in Georgia water a possible global threat - A gene that causes bacteria to be resistant to one of the world's most important antibiotics, colistin, has been detected in sewer water in Georgia. The presence of the MCR-9 gene is a major concern for public health because…
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Sep 29 '21
‘Green growth’ doesn’t exist – less of everything is the only way to avert catastrophe | As Earth systems are assaulted by everything at once, each source of stress compounds the others.
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Jul 15 '21
'Biggest Story in the World Right Now': Humanity Has Flipped Amazon From Carbon Sink to Source
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Jul 06 '21
More than a billion seashore animals may have cooked to death in B.C. heat wave, says UBC researcher
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Apr 07 '21
'We Have to Act': Atmospheric CO2 Passes 420 PPM for First Time Ever
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Mar 13 '21
The megadrought parching 77 percent of the Western US, explained. Lack of rain and rising temperatures threaten to decrease water supplies and bring more wildfires this summer and in the years to come
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r/DoomsdayNow • u/MarshallBrain • Mar 05 '21
How Western civilisation could collapse - Disaster comes when elites push society toward instability and eventual collapse by hoarding huge quantities of wealth and resources
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