June 1, 2015 by centrehumanes
International GeoHazards Mapping Environment Summit
MANILA, PHILIPPINES – Shortly after this discussion, we are publishing over open sources, the concept of safe zoning, consolidating and unifying sensible response to the threat of geohazards – Battering Insanity: Practical Solutions for Threatened Populations.
This is the cornerstone of our agenda for holding an environment and geohazards mapping conference in Manila that we began espousing in 2009. It is bolstered by the determination of the people of Sendai to relocate – if in some cases by force of circumstance – to higher and safer ground.
We argue here that the inane statement or concept of: “New Normal” is a throwback to obsolescent thought, an anachronism that threatens to seep into the collective consciousness but leave out the vital, significant events that will usher all of us into a deep crisis that might not be that easy to escape from.
At the moment, some supposed knowledgeable and decision-capable entities are conferencing…
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