Remotely monitor
https://www.timescolonist.com/news/local/crd-asked-to-declare-climate-emergency-1.23599668
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The board of the Capital Regional District will be asked next week to declare a climate emergency and take a leadership role toward climate neutrality by 2030.
A letter from parks and environment committee members Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps, Saanich Coun. Ned Taylor and Sooke Mayor Maja Tait requests that the CRD board chairperson ask all local governments in the region to declare climate emergencies.
“This is an important step to expedite our action on climate change,” said Taylor. “This is the most pressing issue facing our world and with this motion, we have the opportunity to be leaders and take bold action.
“We would be the first in Canada to do it — that would be very special.”
http://theglobalelite.org/globalists/
The global elite march in four essential columns: Corporate, Academic, Political and Organized Religion. In general, the goals for globalism are created by Corporate. Academic then provides studies and white papers that justify Corporates goals. Political sells Academic’s arguments to the public and if necessary, changes laws to accommodate and facilitate Corporate in getting what it wants. Organized Religion along with church and state secures corporate, academic and political rule into a global order.
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The B.C. NDP is scrambling to respond to backlash over its surprise announcement that all homeowners in B.C.’s urban centres will be treated like speculators unless they fill out a tax exemption to declare otherwise.
http://www.targetedinamerica.com/
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This is not a “theory.” Its a fight for our lives.
Its not a matter of if you “believe it” or not –
its a matter of if you are aware and if you
can care to help regain our freedom.
Criminal use of satellite surveillance systems, and other
radio wave transmitters, is a serious crisis, which may be
the most dangerous thing humanity will ever have to face.
Most people are aware that radio waves can be sent down to their homes or computers, from satellites, for the purpose of internet access. But most people are not aware that radio waves (also called Microwaves) can be criminally used.
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Energy from outer space
It may seem like the stuff of science fiction, but is actually closer to reality than you may think. Find out how researchers are boldly going where no watt has gone before.
Where the sun always shines
Solar radiation is the most promising form of space-based power. While a growing solar energy industry already exists, outsourcing to space could help solve a lot of issues. Land-based solar power is limited by night, cloud cover and the atmosphere. In space, the sun never goes away.
Solar panels in space would be attached to orbiting satellites or stationed on the moon. The electricity generated would be transformed to microwaves or lasers and sent wirelessly to earth, where it would be converted back to electricity.
This cosmic energy connection may seem a little far out, but the United States, China, India and Japan all have solar-based power projects in development.
Landing on the moon
The moon is another potential energy resource, Helium-3, an isotope found in abundance on the lunar surface, may one day help generate electricity using nuclear fusion technology. Unlike nuclear fission, which splits an atom, nuclear fusion combines the nuclei of multiple atoms to produce energy.
Nuclear fusion using Helium-3 has the potential to generate electricity with little waste and virtually no radiation. However, researchers still have to fine-tune the nuclear fusion process and find a way to economically mine, transport and refine Helium-3 for use in nuclear reactors.
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Crisis Solutions is Europe’s leading crisis simulation company. Our core job is helping clients become crisis ready, by providing world-class simulations, tests, training and plans. If clients do get in trouble we help them navigate their way out. We’ve been doing this since 2000.
Our clients include governments and high profile global corporations who expect us to provide crisis management approaches that match twenty-first century requirements. This includes harnessing cutting-edge technology.
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Some hear “5G” and just think it means faster connection speeds. However, it goes beyond that. As it matures, 5G is expected to alter the very DNA of our user experience in dramatic, exciting ways—from leisure to healthcare to retail to manufacturing to finance and beyond.
To imagine what’s coming, it helps to look back where we’ve been. How would your business be faring if you never adopted any mobile technology beyond the 2G world? It’s like opting to keep the abacus instead of upgrading your team to computers and spreadsheets.
In this whitepaper, we will examine some of the key drivers of 5G innovation. We’ll look at 5G as a new experience—and as a possible enabler of radically new ways to do business. Finally, we’ll also look at a timeline of our path to 5G, and what you can do to prepare for what promises to be a the next great, world-and-mind altering experience.
http://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=(title:42%20section:17337%20edition:prelim)
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Just one more state-sponsored program to control the masses and restrict their resources while they thin the herd. It’s all related to sustainability, resource restriction, and new plans for “totally” controlled centralized urban areas.
CIRCULAR ECONOMY: MONITORING FRAMEWORK – Transform Global Economy
The transition to a circular economy is a tremendous opportunity to transform our economy and make it more sustainable, contribute to climate goals and thepreservation of the world’s resources, create local jobs and generate competitive advantages for Europe in a world that is undergoing profound changes. The importance of the circular economy to European industry was recently highlighted in the renewed EU industrial policy strategy1. The transition to a circular economy will also help to meet the objectives of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development2.
In the circular economy action plan3, a circular economy is explained as an economy ‘where the value of products, materials and resources is maintained in the economy for as long as possible, and the generation of waste minimised’.
One way of looking at the circular economy is to see how materials enter, flow within and (eventually) leave the economy. Such a visual overview can be provided by a material flows diagram, which shows all raw materials —aggregated as well as grouped by categories of materials — throughout the economy, from their extraction until they become waste.
http://ec.europa.eu/environment/circular-economy/pdf/monitoring-framework.pdf