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Revision as of 15:37, 30 August 2013
"You must pay attention to changing climate and violent weather." [1]
"You are facing a world of environmental decline, violent weather, growing economic and political instability." [2]
"The Great Waves of Change are converging upon the world. We have the great change of diminishing resources, the peak of petroleum and natural gas; we have climate change and violent weather, which will limit our ability to grow food. We have the displacement of large numbers of people who can no longer live where they live, who will have no where to go." [3]
"Humanity has had to endure violent weather, droughts, floods, pestilence—all manner of things because this is all part of living within a changing environment governed by physical laws & natural laws." [4]
"Ultimately, the nations of the world will have to achieve a very high state of interdependence if they are to survive the Great Waves of change that are coming to the world—environmental degradation, diminishing resources, the loss of food production, the changing of climate and violent weather, the threat of pandemic illness and the threats of growing conflict, competition and war. Only a greater interdependence can make war unnecessary—interdependence based upon fundamental mutual needs." [5]
"You have to adapt to a changing world and to the Great Waves of change that are coming to the world, great changes in your environment and your climate, violent weather, the diminishing production of food, economic and political instability and crises." [6]