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By Ariel Schwartz | 01-04-2011 | 2:29 PM
A Is for Armageddon
Drought
Melting Glaciers
Sea Ice
Carbon Sink
Desertification
Pollination Crisis
Overfishing
Gulf Stream Collapse
Deforestation
Atmospheric Brown Cloud
Over Population
Plastic Soup
It's 2011, which means we're just a year away from finding out whether all those Mayan predictions about the end of the world are correct. If the world does end in 2012, these environmental catastrophes, gathered from Richard Horner's new book A is for Armageddon, may be at least partially to blame.
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