The Silent Ecocide Redux
The Environmental Crisis is a Crisis of Human Consciousness
The Silent Ecocide Redux provides a balanced view on the Climate agenda, and how Geoengineering is detrimentally impacting planetary biodiversity and human health. An in-depth unafraid look at what's really driving ecocide, looking at real solutions governments oppress and how to overcome this planetary crisis -
This newly revised edition of The Silent Ecocide Redux brings fresh updates and critical scientific data, while preserving the core elements that made the original edition so impactful. Key features of this edition include: Exclusive Interviews: Rare transcripts with free energy pioneers, whose knowledge remains suppressed and may soon be inaccessible.
Wildlife Extinction Crisis: A startling analysis between 2015 data and 2024 data reveals that the number of endangered species has doubled in just nine years, highlighting the global environmental emergency.
Geoengineering Exposed: Updated shocking reports from the Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) confirm that geoengineering, far from being a solution, threatens human and ecological health, wildlife biodiversity, and human rights. The Hidden Impact of Technology: Explore how emerging technologies—such as synthetic biology and nano-sized innovations—are disrupting ecosystems, wildlife, and human health, especially in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ancient Amazonian Civilizations: New evidence uncovers the sophisticated civilizations that once cultivated the Amazon, reinforcing the crucial role of Indigenous peoples as the rainforest’s original guardians.
Technocracy and Consciousness: Delve into the profound impact of modern technocracy on human consciousness and the spiritual challenges we face as we attempt to reconcile technological advancements with ecological sustainability. Carlita Shaw, an ecological project developer and writer for over 21 years, offers this edition as a clarion call for environmental action and a roadmap to understanding the critical intersections of ecology, consciousness, society, governance, and humanity’s future.
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