Economic Crisis Facing Wilmington, OH

I rarely call economic events a disaster, but I often talk about my hometown of Wilmington, Ohio as if I had experienced a hurricane. In May 2008, DHL Express announced to close the US air cargo center in Wilmington, and since then this small community in Ohio is facing an unprecedented economic crisis. Last year, when applying for the same grant, we estimated only the problem of this crisis. Today, we feel the greatest strength.

The US left behind is facing three economic crises: capacity crisis, crisis recognized, and automated crisis. I believe that the road ahead will be a gradual economic agenda that actively deprives parents from unnecessarily complex social safety net programs. The left wing of this country develops ambiguous concept of "helping people in need" and centering on equal rights to all people. However, regarding the method of "helping people in need", left is a confusion of ideology and practice. The key reason is that the only way to build political support for a new plan, a combination of paternity, moralism, and corrupt belief is to save millions of dollars of funds from the top through private companies.

Mankind is facing the ultimate crisis of an outdated world view. The crisis has emerged in various ways. For example, it is an economic and monetary system that is not suitable for the decreasing purpose of excess population of non-renewable resources. In the communities around the world, social collapse is seen due to expansion of inequality and worship of competitive individualism. As many of the world's largest economies are no longer defined by national or cultural identity and becoming a company trying to maximize short term benefits through externalized incidental damage, I am facing a crisis. We continue to challenge religious extremism and war crisis as we tend to pay more attention to our differences than common humanity and common destiny in crisis.

The world faces the convergence of an unprecedented crisis. The ecological crisis points out that planets that can not live by the end of the century may be one of the most end aspects of the world if they do business as usual . However, the ecological crisis is closely related to all the old political, economic and cultural structures of the industrial civilization - it is as we know. Last year, I reported analysis by UK investment company Scroders. According to the current burning rate of fossil fuels, we concluded that the average global temperature will rise by 8 ° C by 2100. At the moment, devastating collapse of more than 50% of GDP will be our minimum problem.