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Category Archives: Global warming
Lessons from Orkney.
Like many other people, I read a huge amount of stuff on environmental matters every day, such as on the climate disaster-in-the-making, overconsumption, pollution of the environment by plastic and other man-made materials, extinction of animals and insects, and, at … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Archeology, Food, Global warming, Populaion growth, science
Tagged fertility, Maes Howe, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Orkney, Vikings
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Our children’s future
Global warming and population growth. The Anthropocene. This is the official name for the epoch we are now living in and it means “the age of humans”. It is named this because we humans are causing global change everywhere that … Continue reading