Survivalism Jobs

If helping people prepare for the wilderness and the unknowable future is exciting for you, check out the Survivalism Jobs on the Exothermic job board.

This week, we’ve highlighted jobs from Beretta U.S.A. Beretta is the oldest firearms manufacturer in the world. The US-arm of this historic company was founded in 1977 and currently employs about 300 US employees in its production facility in Gallatin, Tennessee, offices in Accokee, Maryland, and in its warehouse in Fredericksburg, Virginia. They’re currently hiring a Tool & Die Supervisor, a Tool & Die Maker and a Machine Operator.

Exothermic is the leader in self-reliance brand marketing, but we like to share our wisdom with the world. Here are the top stories we’ve identified this week in our markets:

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• Will Climate Change Help Ticks And Mosquitoes Spread Disease?, To learn how climate change could alter the course of tick- and mosquito-borne diseases, NPR talked to two scientists who have devoted a major chunk of their careers to answering that question.
• Kenya, Ghana and Malawi get first malaria vaccine, The world’s first vaccine against malaria will be introduced in three countries – Ghana, Kenya and Malawi – starting in 2018.
• ‘In the next 30 years, the world will see much more pain than happiness’, Jack Ma, the Chinese tech billionaire who is the chairman of the e-commerce giant Alibaba, has a chilling warning for the world: Get ready for a whole lot of pain.
• GE Fixing Bug in Software After Warning About Power Grid Hacks, General Electric said on Wednesday it is fixing a bug in software used to control the flow of electricity in a utility’s power systems after researchers found that hackers could shut down parts of an electric grid. 
• This Device Uses The Sun To Pull Clean Drinking Water Out Of Desert Air, The tiny pores in this custom material gather about half a gallon of water a day, totally passively.
• Will vertical farming continue to grow, or has it hit the greenhouse ceiling?, Should we start building giant, garden-stuffed skyscrapers in our cities, or abandon the idea and devote our efforts to improving existing (horizontal) farms? Could vertical farming legitimately help us meet the world’s growing demand for food, or are we chasing the proverbial pie in the sky?

Survivalism Jobs

If helping people prepare for the wilderness and the unknowable future is exciting for you, check out the Survivalism Jobs on the Exothermic job board.

This week, we’ve highlighted jobs from The North Face in Alameda, California. The North Face is an outdoor product company that specializes in outerwear, footwear and equipment like backpacks, tents and sleeping bags. They’re seeking a Social Media Coordinator, a Senior Brand Management Director and a Junior Copywriter.

Exothermic is the leader in self-reliance brand marketing, but we like to share our wisdom with the world. Here are the top stories we’ve identified this week in our markets:

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• This garden house grows enough food for three generations of one family, Vietnamese firm Vo Trong Nhia Architects are no strangers to bringing green space indoors, but their new Binh House can actually grow enough food for three generations of one large family.
• Here’s What Our Food Might Look Like in a Climate Change-Induced Dystopia, Food scientists are already looking to some dramatic-sounding

  

  options, from bugs to lab-grown meat to large fish farms, in order to feed a world whose population could approach ten billion humans by 2050. Combined with climate change, the food of the distant future may look very different.

• How Western civilisation could collapse, Some possible precipitating factors are already in place. How the West reacts to them will determine the world’s future, says Rachel Nuwer.
• The Survivalist Trailer Shows Why There’s No Such Thing as a Peaceful Post-Apocalypse, The Survivalist is the feature debut of writer-director Stephen Fingleton, and if the trailer’s anything to go by, it looks to be a visually stunning and creepily intimate take on the wilderness-dystopia tale. Everybody wants something, everybody needs something, and they’re willing to do just about anything to get it. And who needs a lot of dialogue when you’ve got a stockpile of weapons?
• Salt Makes You Hungry, Not Thirsty, Study Says, “In a study carried out during a simulated mission to Mars, an international group of scientists has found exactly the opposite to be true. ‘Cosmonauts’ who ate more salt retained more water, weren’t as thirsty, and needed more energy.” So if you don’t want to gain weight on your trip to Mars, don’t eat salty chips. If you don’t want to gain weight at home, maybe you should stay away from them as well.
• Swinging robot inspired by sloths could help future farmers, Could Robots could help us ramp up food production? Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) scientists believe so. They designed Tarzan, a robot inspired by swinging sloths, that could help future farmers more effectively monitor their crops.

Survivalism Jobs

If helping people prepare for the wilderness and the unknowable future is exciting for you, check out the Survivalism Jobs on the Exothermic job board.

This week, we’ve highlighted jobs from Patagonia in Ventura, California. Patagonia is a long-standing outdoor apparel brand founded in 1973. They’re in the survivalism space but the mainly offer sustainable outdoor clothing. They’re looking for a Marketing Operations Manager, Development Manager, an Agile Project Manager and more.