It's the End of the World as We Know it, and I Feel Fine

This is the end of the world we know, I feel very good. It rhymes with girls. He always pays a lot of fever. But it was before Easter egg. Special Easter eggs. Earl's extraordinary easter egg ... he got a gift from his cousin, but he never came for him (she was kidding his name). There seems to be nothing special for him. Perhaps it's just a little inside the chocolate, but it's not an ordinary egg. This egg contains extraterrestrial ingredients with great potential.

What I quickly remembered was REM's "The end of the world we know (I feel good)". Last autumn I participated in the UK transition web conference. A wonderful international dance. When this song appeared, I thought "Yes, this is our national anthem!" I really relaxed. Our civilization is currently promoted by fossil fuels. The change is to prepare for a world where the dependency on fossil fuels is significantly lower, but to reduce energy consumption and build local renewable energy and regional economy. We believe that this shift is necessary and inevitable, as we can not continue to use the infinite growth model on the planet with limited funds. We know that the future is very different from the present. But we believe it will be healthier, more connected, richer, more happy and fulfilling future - the future for man and the earth

When the REM band starred in a hit song in 1987, it seemed like the end of the world we know (I feel good), they know how relevant the title is within 30 years I do not know. If you read the recent climate change article by David Wallace - Wells in a New York magazine, you will definitely think the end of the world is approaching and you may feel uncomfortable. "It certainly will not panic," Wallace Wells wrote. Then he kept doing his best to ensure that all of us were adequately protected. If things continue to evolve by the end of the century, not only is the bulk of the earth too hot, we will not be able to raise food, our ancient pathogens that are immune will melt away from melting Arctic ice It will be released. Our carbon dioxide and pollutant-rich air become airtight, our modern stone fuel economy collapses and we will fall into a permanent war