Avainsana: factories

• The roots of capitalism and fair economics – in fair play everybody wins

  Bhopal, India On December 3, 1984, Union Carbide’s insecticide factory, owned by the US giant Dow Chemicals, releases huge amounts of toxic methylisocyanate into the air and water bodies in a short period of time. 3,500 people die from terrible poisoning symptoms, tens of thousands are injured, and later another 50,000 locals die from diseases…

  Daniel Elkama

  23.9.2022

  Yleinen

  accidents, basic income, degrowth, democracy, ecology, economics, energy, environmental philosophy, environmental science, ethics, factories, human rights, money

• The earth does not have a closed system – mines and factories always leak into the environment

  In physics and thermodynamics, a closed system means a natural or human system that does not interact with its environment in such a way that it exchanges matter with its environment. In an isolated system, neither matter nor energy would be exchanged. The fact is that there is no isolated system except the entire space…

  Daniel Elkama

  19.7.2022

  Yleinen

  coal, ecology, entropy, environmental science, factories, fossil fuels, mining, natural gas, nuclear power, oil, sustainable development, system theory, uranium mines