Edge of Extinction: Saved by Yellow Fever? May 2, 2018 There seems to be confusion about my work. As I’ve explained repeatedly, I’ll be focusing on social criticism in this space. I’ve made a compelling case for near-term human extinction in several formats. I’ve no need to pummel that dead equine. Share This Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email Related Posts Climate Change Destroys Habitat for Tropical Invertebrates The video embedded below, along with the draft script and supporting links, can be freely… Science Snippets: Scars in Arctic Might Require Decades to Heal The video embedded below, along with the draft script and supporting links, can be freely… Science Snippets: Study Warns Droughts are Ideal Breeding Ground for Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria The video embedded below, along with the draft script and supporting links, can be freely…
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