The Alphabet of Climate Change from A to Z ~ Now S for Sand & Sixth Mass Extinction

Frac Sand Sentinel is crying out for sanity ~ “sand sanity” for Earth’s sake!

Frac Sand Sentinel #427 ~ “Sixth Mass Extinction”

From the Newsletter by Patricia Popple, Frac Sand Sentinel, January 15, 2023

If the Planet is Warming, Why am I Freezing? ~ Scientists for a long time have been looking at the causation of changing weather patterns and climate and how these two elements are instrumental in making changes for us all. Take a look at this 5 minute link to help resolve this question in your mind.

https://youtu.be/Pe9SbC1D-sk

Once you have viewed the response to the question above, the concerns regarding the Sixth Mass Extinction become even clearer by watching this clip from the 60 Minutes broadcast:

https://youtu.be/6TqhcZsxrPA

Paul Ehrlich was on the 60 Minutes show (I could not believe he is 90) but immediately friends recalled seeing him several times on the Johnny Carson Show, beginning in the early 70s.

Paul Ehrlich on Johnny Carson ~ YouTube

“Who is going to change their living habits?” There are some folks out there who deny and obstruct science of any kind.

Those of us who have been involved in fighting the frac sand issues realize the value of our experiences with the hazards of this activity as well as the political differences that divide and conquer us whenever issues of this nature arise. Yet we do have a planet to protect and preserve and make healthier, not only for ourselves but for those who come after us.

NOTE ~ Patricia Popple is the Editor of the Frac Sand Sentinel in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin. The web site is wisair.wordpress.com and for additional information, click here for panoramic aerial views of frac sand mines, processing plants, and trans-load facilities. FracTracker.org is also an excellent source of information and a picture source. FRAC SAND SENTINEL | 561 SUMMIT AVENUE, Chippewa Falls, WI 54729

See Also: Climate Change and the New Age of Extinction, Elizabeth Kolbert, New Yorker Magazine, May 13, 2019

People easily forget “last of” stories about individual species, but the loss of nature also threatens our existence.