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  • Published on June 6, 2023 - 13:15 GMT

    New Book Makes the Case for Industrial Humanity’s Imminent Collapse

    The industrialized way of life that we take for granted is unraveling toward collapse… CATASAUQUA, PA, UNITED STATES, June 6, 2023 /⁨EINPresswire.com⁩/ -- In his new book, “Industrialism – Our Commitment to Impermanence”, Chris Clugston makes the case for the complete and permanent collapse of human industrialism by the year 2050, as the inevitable consequence of our inherently unsustainable reliance upon finite, non-replenishing, and increasingly scarce NNRs (nonrenewable natural resources) – fossil fuels …

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Since 2006, Chris Clugston has conducted extensive research into industrialism and its evolution, with a focus on: • NNRs (nonrenewable natural resources) – the fossil fuels, metals, and nonmetallic minerals that comprise the infrastructure, machines, products, and energy that enable and perpetuate our industrial existence, and • Increasingly pervasive global NNR scarcity, and its implications for industrial humanity. During the course of his research, Clugston developed an analytical framework for interpreting industrialism and its evolution from the ecological perspective – i.e., in terms of the evolving causal relationship between relative global NNR scarcity and industrial human prosperity. Clugston’s work explains how our industrial existence is enabled, why it is self-terminating, and why it is unraveling toward imminent collapse. His writings include three books pertaining to increasingly pervasive global NNR scarcity, and its implications for industrial humanity: • "Industrialism – Our Commitment to Impermanence", • "Blip – Humanity’s 300 year self-terminating experiment with industrialism", and • "Scarcity – Humanity’s Final Chapter?"