Human Biology, Climate Change and Society

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Human biology is presented as a central factor in climate change and global warming, suggesting that the industrial revolution and increased greenhouse gas emissions are linked to the growth of endosymbiotic and colonic archaea in humans and animals. This growth contributes to methane production, further accelerating global warming. The book argues that the impact of low-level EMF fields from internet usage also fosters archaeal overgrowth. It posits that changes in gut microflora, rather than fossil fuels alone, play a significant role in environmental degradation, reshaping human society and culture.