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A Canadian Wake-up Call

We are all occupants of a fragile planetary ecosystem that is showing severe signs of strain from expanding global population and the ideal of continuously increasing fossil fuels consumption that is adding to the problem of global warming.  To make matters worse, energy costs have risen and we must pay more to heat our homes and fuel our vehicles.

Over 90% of the world’s climate scientists agree that the accumulation of greenhouse gases (the root cause of global warming) is the principle reason for the gradual destruction of ecosystems, erratic, and extreme weather conditions we are now experiencing.  Energy costs have risen because we have passed the era of cheap fossil fuels as reserves and supplies dwindle and maintaining current production rates has become increasingly difficult and expensive.  Once production rates fall significantly below global demand for oil, we can expect prices to rise at phenomenal rates or experience disruptions of supply.  Unless there is a coordinated agreement for cooperation, geopolitical competition for dwindling oil supplies could trigger international military strife over this and other natural resources.

Because of global warming and dwindling oil supplies, we will soon experience environmental and oil resource instabilities causing multiple synergistic problems, perhaps occurring simultaneously.  We can expect a range of local interruptions, to epochal scale failures in the central technological services that we have come to rely on for our daily sustenance and commerce.  The consequences will be felt by each of us in varying degrees and circumstances.

The good news is, the impacts and effects of these natural and technological crises will have on Canadians can be reduced.  Canadians must first end their lethargy, consciously choose between exploitation or stewardship; devastation or sustainability.  Future survival depends on how well Canadians accept and adapt to current trends and conditions, take the initial steps to proactively prepare for plausible technological interruptions, and adopt the ideals of voluntary reduction of consumption and self-sufficiency – personal autonomy with little, or no, technological conveniences from outside of what is produced by the self-sufficient individual independent of state subsidies.  Only after Canadians accept a sustainable future as the only viable option, face the challenges ahead and significant changes in lifestyle with conviction, and make the commitment to prepare, then Canadians will have taken the first steps and moral responsibility to provide for individual and family’s future needs.  This is “Provident Living in a Technological World”.

The end of fossil fuels is difficult to perceive for most modern day Canadians.  Provident Living in a Technological World - A Canadian Wake-up Call illustrates how Canadians are propelling themselves into a future of not so uncharted territory where they should reasonably foresee fierce competition for alternative energy resources, food and shelter to become the vicissitudes that they ought to be prepared to face.  There are solutions - some natural, some technological - with positive outcomes for our planet earth and Canadians have the innovative capacity to find new positive solutions to their problems.  Thus far, Canadians have inadequately used their collective capacities.  As a society for a sustainable future, Canadians need to develop the vision and commitment to find and implement these solutions.  Provident Living in a Technological World - A Canadian Wake-up Call explains why Canadians may need to use their societal determination and solidarity to confront and defeat governmental obstructionist policies, laws and regulations that could impede their progress and deny them of their birthright for a free and sustainable future.

Provident Living in a Technological World - A Canadian Wake-up Call is presently in its pre-published phase and is available for review from this web site.  To download this book, please complete and Submit the following form.

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