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CONNECTING THE DOTS
Frosty Wooldridge
More About: ImmigrationFrosty Wooldridge Interviews on George Noory's Coast to Coast Tonight
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National and international radio talk show host George Noory on his world famous “Coast to Coast” show will interview six continent world bicycle adventurer Frosty Wooldridge, author of “THE NEXT ADDED 100 MILLION AMERICANS: Nation on the Brink”.Time: 11:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.. Pacific Time; 12:00 midnight to 3:00 p.m. Mountain Time; 1: 00 a.m. to 4 a.m. Central Time; 2:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. Eastern Time.
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THE NEXT ADDED 100 MILLION AMERICANS : NATION ON THE BRINK
According to television anchors Katie Couric, Brian Williams and Charles Gibson, the United States reached 300 million people last October, 2006. Demographers expect America to add 100 million by 2040, which is 33 years from now.
This 37 chapter book investigates every aspect and ramifications facing the United States as it immigrates millions of people from an endless line from around the world into 48 states. That line grows by 77 million annually around the world.
This book covers exceeding ‘carrying capacity’, crowding, poverty, lack of water, losing farm land, destroying our oceans, climate change, species extinction, crowding and many other aspects of this massive population overload.
Once the next added 100 million people settle into America, all Americans of every race, creed and color become victims of this “Human Katrina.” Once they manifest, America won’t be able to resolve an irreversible crisis with unsolvable problems. Additionally, no American will be exempt from this massive population load. This book exposes little known realities we face as a nation and species. Finally, it presents solutions and offers sources for action. You may access the book in series form: www.americanchronicle.com ; www.newswithviews.com ; www.rense.com
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
NEXT ADDED 100 MILLION AMERICANS:
NATION ON THE BRINK
SECTION I: OVERVIEW
Chapter 1: Consequences of Human Katrina
Chapter 2: Our Human Dilemma
Chapter 3: Bow of the Titanic
SECTION II: ENVIRONMENTAL
Chapter 4: Lack of Water
Chapter 5: Losing Agricultural Land Fast
Chapter 6: Crossing Our Agricultural Rubicon
Chapter 7: Food and Environment
Chapter 8: Air Pollution
Chapter 9: Species Extinction in North America
Chapter 10: Losing the Wild
SECTION III: POLITICAL DRAMA
Chapter 11: Piling Up on the Rocks
Chapter 12: Poverty in America
Chapter 13: Lack of Energy
Chapter 14: Loss of Freedom
Chapter 15: How to Destroy America
SECTION IV: CULTURAL AND HEALTH DILEMMAS
Chapter 16: Diseases and Consequences
Chapter 17: Fracturing America
SECTION V: INTERNATIONAL RAMIFICATIONS
Chapter 18: Killing Our Oceans
Chapter 19: Plague of Plastics Worldwide
Chapter 20: Environmental Refugees
Chapter 21: Mega-Traumas Ahead
Chapter 22: Global Warming Starts
Chapter 23: Global Warming Grows
SECTION VI: GROWTH, DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD
Chapter 24: Crowding America
Chapter 25: Ecological Footprint
Chapter 26: Sustainable Growth Unsustainable
Chapter 27: Selected Growth Fallacies
Chapter 28: Underbelly of Growth
Chapter 29: Overloaded Nations
Chapter 30: New Direction for Human Population
Chapter 31: What Advantages?
Chapter 32: Journalism’s Comprehension Vacuum
Chapter 33: Utter Incompetence of Our Leaders
Chapter 34: Quality of Life
SECTION VII: ACTIONS AND SOLUTIONS:
Chapter 35: Individual Actions
Chapter 36: Actions at the National Level
Chapter 37: International Actions