Mongoose: Water Scarcity for Half the World

12 Water, Earth Intelligence
Mongoose
Mongoose

More than half the world's population suffers from ‘severe' water scarcity, scientists say

Alarming new research has found that 4 billion people around the globe – including close to 2 billion in India and China – live in conditions of extreme water scarcity at least one month during the year. Half a billion, meanwhile, experience it throughout the entire year.

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Berto Jongman: ISIS & Internet Vulnerability

IO Deeds of War, IO Impotency
Berto Jongman
Berto Jongman

ISIS Smart Phone App is mentioned halfway down.

Ongoing Threat To The Whole Internet – John McAfee: ‘As Serious As It Gets – Absolutely No Defenses In Place'

“I feel certain that the IS news app was the source of the DDoS attack,” cybersecurity expert John McAfee tells IBTimes UK. “One of my researchers has discovered encrypted packets being sent to the Amaq Agency news app. “We found the 13 Root Server Addresses in the app memory while the app was running. The addresses did not appear inside the static app. The addresses therefore had to be decrypted at run time. Why would they encrypt the addresses inside the app unless they were trying to hide the true purpose of the app? This is the smoking gun we were looking for.”

Dimitri Medvedev: Common Sense on War and Peace – Why Europe Needs to Get a Grip…

06 Russia, Peace Intelligence
Dmitry Medvedev
Dmitri Medvedev

Russian Prime Minister: Syria Could Trigger World War

By Sven Afhüppe and Mathias Brüggmann

Handelsblatt, 12 February 2016

In an exclusive interview in Moscow, the Russian prime minister talks to Handelsblatt about the coming of a new Cold War, the Syrian conflict and the global fallout from the refugee crisis.

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Ty Simpson: Solar-Powered Hydrogen Takes Homes 100% Off the Grid

05 Energy
Ty Simpson
Ty Simpson

World’s first solar-powered hydrogen development takes homes 100% off-grid

An innovative off-grid housing development in Chiang Mai, Thailand has set a new milestone in the journey towards greener and more sustainable living. Developed by CNX Construction and owned by Sebastian-Justus Schmidt, the Phi Suea House is powered entirely by a solar-hydrogen system — a world’s first for energy storage of its size. The solar-powered hydrogen storage system provides 24-hour, year-round access to clean energy, even during periods of bad weather.

Jesse Gordon: Bernie Sanders is Toast!

Cultural Intelligence
Amazon Page
Amazon Page

This book is a re-packaging of Sanders' 1997 book, Outsider in the House, with a new introduction and a new afterword written for the September 2015 re-release. Our 2015 excerpts are from the new introduction and a new afterword. The bulk of the book is the same autobiography as the 1997 book — Bernie's rise to political power through campaigns for Mayor of Burlington and then his election to the U.S. House — which we discuss in our review of the earlier version — so we'll focus in this review on the 2016 political campaign.

Sanders describes in this book purposes of political campaigns other than winning election — such as “raising the right issues” and “shifting the framework of the debate.” In the 2015-2016 presidential campaign, Sanders has single-handedly created a meaningful Democratic primary, where the “right issues” get discussed because Sanders' candidacy has “shifted the framework of the debate.”

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