Modern Civilization: It is destroying itself and the world leaders are blinking!

Re: http://indianexpress.com/article/cities/mumbai/a-year-on-victims-yet-to-get-compensation-permanent-homes/

which is an update of 

http://www.dnaindia.com/mumbai/report-dockyard-road-building-collapse-rescue-operation-that-lasted-for-48-hours-and-30-minutes-ends-1894507

My exhortation to the MOEF is as follows:

 

rashokkumar • 33 minutes ago

There is a follow up report on this building collapse in Dockyard Road, Mumai on 27 September 2013, in the media today the 25th September 2014. My response: This is typical of a country not yet fit to govern democratically. This is evident from the past fifty years as graphically brought out in the Marathi classic Jhadajhadati by Vishwas Patil(1992). As if to emphasise the ground reality Keerti Ramachandra brought out the English translation A Dirge for the Dammed , 2014, hachetteindia depicting the unchanged state of affairs through the trauma of displaced families. Meanwhile events have overtaken this mess created by modern civilization. The world's dams are creating huge and severe surges of water pressure head changes every instant at their centre of gravity in tune with the sum total of instantaneous demands on the dam contents by man's greedy needs of water. These are repeatedly resulting in gigantic waves similar to Love and Raleigh waves typical of what is ascribed to earthquake triggering by plate tectonics. These are attacking the very structures of modern civilization as witnessed here resulting in instantaneous tragedies. See Collaterals of Climate Change by googling.Watch out, the antibiotic fed chicken will come home to roost. Heed the Gita: There is true knowledge, learn thou it is this: To see one changeless life in all the lives, in the separate, the one Inseparable. To get an idea of the surge that hit the building on that fateful day calculation by me shows the twisting moment on the foundation by the world dam content change of 203 BCM was equivalent to a great earthquake's magnitude of 8.5 MM(See Table).

Unchanged over the years, the MOEF is complicit in ignoring this suicidal aspect of the glaring lacuna of modern civilization in meeting our water needs. What are MOEF's comments?

JAMMU AND KASHMIR FLOODS:SEPTEMBER 4 2014: COLLATERAL CLIMATE CHANGE BY SURGE WAVES OF DAMS

Re: http://indianexpress.com/article/india/india-others/flood-situation-remains-grim-as-rains-continue-to-lash-jk-at-least-5000-rescued/

What a mess this modern civilization is creating! Specializations have become obsolete! All designs beyond the design basis envelope. If there are any organisations which can deliver prevention measures on an emergency footing they are the leaders of the nations of the world backed to the hilt by the support of the respective governments on a decentralised basis taking the help of the people in cooperatives of,by and for the people starting from the mohallas. Come on have a heart and realise the worth of plants as saviours of all life for all time. See the infinite superiority of the trees and other veg compared to dams which are stupidly engineered specialist deforesters and  slaves of gravity. Reforest Mother Earth to Live! Fund the ecologically based rejuvenation of the world by tree planting, nursing, protecting  measures putting people in the forefront. Thats the way to avoid the recurring climate change phenomena created by modern civilization! Then happiness of all life will drive the way of life from negative efficiency and infinite costs to infinite efficiency and zero costs. Get the message from earthquakes caused by dams by google search and Glaring Lacuna in meeting water needs. Get the truth based Harikatha from the Complete Profile of Ramaswami Ashok Kumar by googling.
Links:
http://earthquakescausedbydams.blogspot.in/
http://glaringlacuna.blogspot.in/
See this historical account of Jammu and Kashmir devastating floods through the years of modern civilization when the Briitish destroyed our forests from 1700 or onwards:
http://www.searchkashmir.org/2014/09/sylabnama-great-floods-of-kashmir.html