Humans Caused the Dust Bowl of the 1930s and the Economic "Great Depression"

I don't know why these pictures and documents have not been reported more in more mainstream media when America is now losing its topsoil again at terrible rates because of poor land use management practices in this century.

One researcher has pointed out that a people that destroys its soil destroys its self.

So I find it ironic that I found this critical information in a website about the non-believable but not in main information sources:

http://altereddimensions.net/2012/the-dust-bowl-black-sunday




I am asking the source permission to reprint this information now so that it can be released into the "mainstream" information flows of our nation and world  (instead of a website that classifies this information with UFOs).....because our agricultural lands are now being stripped of their soil and vegetation that holds the soil to the land at this time.   This is an emergency and we need many to stand up and speak out to protect the soil that cannot protect its self.

As America discovered in the 1930s, soil and economy of our nation is intimately linked....and I suggest that we reread this history soon and well so that we don't cause this history to happen again.

Thanks.

From:


http://altereddimensions.net/2012/the-dust-bowl-black-sunday  :

"

The Dust Bowl and Black Sunday

// December 26th, 2012 // Weather

The Dust Bowl and Black Sunday

Boy covers his face as he is caught in a dust storm

Rabbit roundup

Rabbit plague – rabbits at the watering hole

Thousands of dead rabbits after a rabbit roundup

Dust storm blowing into town

Dust storm rolling into the plains

Car fleeing as dust storm rolls in

Dust storm rolling into a small community

Storm rolling into the plains of Colorado

Family in the High Plains

Black Sunday dust storm in Oklahoma

Erosion in the High Plains

Car fleeing as a dust storm is rolling in

Enormous black storm arrives in Kansas

Black Sunday storm

Dust storm in town

Huge black wall of dust – a Black Blizzard

Dust storm over town (rare color photograph)

Storm in Pampa Texas on April 14, 1935 – Black Sunday

Dust storm in Spearman Texas - Black Sunday

Dust storm in Eclhart Kansas in 1937

Family car packed up and leaving Oklahoma in 1938

Farmer making repairs

Farm buried in dust

Car and farm equipment covered in dirt

Tractor covered in dust

Farmer checking his crop

Family fleeing the storm

Farmer repairing the fence

Fenceline almost completely covered with dirt

Farm house buried under dirt" (http://altereddimensions.net/2012/the-dust-bowl-black-sunday    " The Dust Bowl and Black Sunday // December 26th, 2012 // Weather The Dust Bowl and Black Sunday") (hb google 2013) Thanks to the photographers and media that have made these photographs accessible in 2013 for public health and safety, "life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness" of any definition.

These photographs are part of the public domain because most were created by the U.S. Government to document the catastrophic changes that were engulfing our nation at the time.....and these photographs were important tools for writing legislation after that to protect our invaluable natural resources impossible to count in cash.

I hope that our leaders now will honor and respect the rights of our nation and world to a safer and healthier world....and that humans in the US Congress cannot blame God for catastrophes caused by humans.