http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/29/opinion/29friedman.html
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It’s true, Mother Nature doesn’t tell us with one simple number how she’s feeling. But if you follow climate science, what has been striking is how insistently some of the world’s best scientists have been warning — in just the past few months — that climate change is happening faster and will bring bigger changes quicker than we anticipated just a few years ago. Indeed, if Mother Nature had a Dow, you could say that it, too, has been breaking into new (scientific) lows.
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Thomas Friedman's op-ed in the New York Times tells us that not only do we have Global Financial collapse but also Global ecological changes not experienced by civilized man ever to the degree that we are beginning to now.
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