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Ed Komarek writes articles and books on diverse topics of national and international interest. The first book Ed wrote was UFOs Exopolitics and the New World Disorder that is available for free on its website. Ed's second book Fire In Nature, A Fire Activists Guide is also free on its website.
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Wednesday, December 9, 2015
Donald Trump: Sex, Violence and Tribe This article points out that humans are mostly driven by instinct rather than intelligence as with the rest of the animal kingdom. Unless we become conscious and aware of our instinctive unconscious nature and question our primitive natures and motivations we are fated to be ruled by them rather than by our intelligence.
Wednesday, December 9, 2015Donald Trump: Sex, Violence and Tribe This article points out that humans are mostly driven by instinct rather than intelligence as with the rest of the animal kingdom. Unless we become conscious and aware of our instinctive unconscious nature and question our primitive natures and motivations we are fated to be ruled by them rather than by our intelligence.
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Monday, October 26, 2015
Ecosystems Threatened By Increasing Regulation & Liability Costs Ecosystems in private hands are being threatened by increased prescribed fire regulations and liability. This is not the case for public land management agencies funded by the taxpayer. This perceived double standard is described in this article.
Monday, October 26, 2015Ecosystems Threatened By Increasing Regulation & Liability Costs Ecosystems in private hands are being threatened by increased prescribed fire regulations and liability. This is not the case for public land management agencies funded by the taxpayer. This perceived double standard is described in this article.
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Saturday, October 17, 2015
Rebuilding Nature With Fire, Water @ Man Ecosystem restoration is not easy; it involves a good understanding of how complex ecosystems function as well as the plants and animals in them. Many environmentalists have misconceptions that hinder their ability to do good conservation and ecosystem reconstruction.
Saturday, October 17, 2015Rebuilding Nature With Fire, Water @ Man Ecosystem restoration is not easy; it involves a good understanding of how complex ecosystems function as well as the plants and animals in them. Many environmentalists have misconceptions that hinder their ability to do good conservation and ecosystem reconstruction.
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Thursday, October 15, 2015
Media Coverage Drives Gun Violence Those that control the narrative often fail to take responsibility for how their own actions harm others. In the case of these mass shootings the media often blame guns but refuse to consider that they too are responsible for gun violence. It's the same with those public land management agencies that contribute to catastrophic wildfire through misguided fire exclusion policies.
Thursday, October 15, 2015Media Coverage Drives Gun Violence Those that control the narrative often fail to take responsibility for how their own actions harm others. In the case of these mass shootings the media often blame guns but refuse to consider that they too are responsible for gun violence. It's the same with those public land management agencies that contribute to catastrophic wildfire through misguided fire exclusion policies.
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Thursday, September 17, 2015
Heroism and Tragedy in the Life of the Wildland Firefighter In this article the author address the fact that the wild-land firefighter is both a heroic and tragic figure. Tragic in the sense that the better he gets at fire suppression in light fire ecosystems, the worse and more tragic the catastrophic fires become.
Thursday, September 17, 2015Heroism and Tragedy in the Life of the Wildland Firefighter In this article the author address the fact that the wild-land firefighter is both a heroic and tragic figure. Tragic in the sense that the better he gets at fire suppression in light fire ecosystems, the worse and more tragic the catastrophic fires become.
