Global Warming Videos

As outlined In the thesis of “2084”, the Kindle best seller, “Antarctic Collapse” conveys in more detail a shocking warning about climate change and the perils of inaction. In early 2027, with an unexpected suddenness, the great crisis of the 21st century engulfs the planet. Years before all predictions, the West Antarctic Ice Sheet and the Greenland Ice Sheet begin to melt with accelerating momentum. Sea levels rise and violent mega-storms rage as a stunned world’s populous begin to panic and give up all hope. Mass fatalities number in the millions and enormous destruction overwhelms coastal areas, destroying croplands and devastating major cities. The effects of this calamity on the lives of ordinary people create multitudes of climate refugees. A panel of international scientists, commissioned by the UN, marshals the best ideas to save the world from the greatest catastrophe of human history. Dr. Samory Sundiata, an MIT educated climatologist, chairs this UN committee of scientific experts while another threat emerges when a lethal epidemic of an unknown virus sweeps the globe. Ideas from a recently discovered ancient earthbound civilization are tapped as the best technical minds frantically fight for our survival as a civilization. A sinister group steals this prehistoric resource for their own nefarious purposes. The race is on to preserve and protect mother earth and its carbon based life forms. Failure and the way of life we know shall perish from this Earth. This is the first novel of a series, alerting human civilization about apocalyptic dangers ahead, written in the spirit of Clark, Asimov, and Bradbury. The book’s length is 50,000 words. In addition to “Antarctic Collapse” the writer is the author of “Secrets to a Richer Life” (illuminating interviews with citizens from five continents), and “Secrets from the Cradle to College Admission at MIT and the Ivy League” (a parent- student guide to college admissions). Born in Florence, S.C., he grew up during the civil rights struggle and successfully protested the segregation of the Florence Public Library, opening it for all residents. He is a former university professor who studied at Morehouse College, Bowdoin College, the University of Pennsylvania, the University of California at Berkeley, and at Harvard University with degrees in biology, dental medicine and public health epidemiology. He has pursued cell biology research at Oak Ridge National Laboratories and at the University of Helsinki. He later took the risk to pursue work in the Third World, first in Cameroon and subsequently in Hong Kong, Suriname, and Saudi Arabia. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Dental Public Health. The writer has a fervent belief that advances in science, technology, and universal educational access should be focused like a laser beam to eliminate world poverty, disease, and ignorance, as well as, solve critical problems of energy, clean water, food production, nutrition, and environmental stewardship. He practices Tai Chi, traveled to over 62 countries, has two sons, and presently resides with his wife in Portland, Oregon.