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Dmitry Orlov clearing it all up:
…The idea of perpetuating the status quo through alternative means is all-pervasive, because so many people in positions of power and authority wish to preserve their positions. And so just abo… more →
Skitching Press
Oil Is NOT A Fossil Fuel - It Is Abiotic
wecogitate wrote 42 minutes ago: To begin with, oil is not a fossil fuel. This is a theory put forth by 18th century scientists. … more →
Velib Comes to Capital
chdot wrote 3 weeks ago: Photo sidewaysbike Yes that look’s like Edinburgh’s Rose Street, but of course it … more →
In Transition
carolg1849 wrote 3 weeks ago: WATCH THIS NOW !! I have just joined Transtion Tunbridge Wells, transitions towns are now global. … more →
Quick post: video about going local, why, and some how's
Shelley Burbank wrote 3 weeks ago: Bloom where you're plantedHere is another great 30 minute video interview that Janaia Donaldson reco … more →
Richard Heinberg's museletter
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Jeremy wrote 3 weeks ago: If you don’t subscribe to Richard Heinberg’s monthly museletter, allow me to recommend i … more →
Suburban Homesteading: What Motivates Me
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allisoncoffin wrote 3 weeks ago: A few years ago I began to question the way my family was living. We shopped for sport. We ate out f … more →
Cycling Could Boost Rail Use
chdot wrote 3 weeks ago: Photo of Barrhill Station © AJ Kirkham A new report, Ayr-Stranraer rail regeneration study, has bee … more →
KEEP OFF THE GRASS, part 4
worldinahandbasket wrote 5 hours ago: “You say you want a revolution…” I’m writing this post on the day after Inde … more →
Lost Infrastructure
eemilla wrote 1 day ago: lost sidewalk Originally uploaded by eemilla This is the end of the first portion of the lost sid … more →
A good forest economy now needed in Ireland
Cathy Fitzgerald wrote 1 day ago: The first ‘forest to fuel’ meeting organised by the Transition Town group FutureProof Ki … more →
Quality and the One Planet Equation
ddeighton wrote 2 days ago: An article for comment by Derek Deighton 03 July 2009 Introduction All around us we are bombarded wi … more →
III. THE DIRE CONSEQUENCES FOR HUMANITY AND THE EARTH IF WE DO NOT BEGIN TO CHANGE COURSE
SustainHumanity wrote 3 days ago: If we do not begin to change course within the coming decades and start taking better care of our Ea … more →
II. OBSTACLES LIKELY TO BE ENCOUNTERED ALONG THE WAY TO A BETTER WORLD
SustainHumanity wrote 3 days ago: Many obstacles, hurdles, and setbacks will confront humankind in our quest to build a better world. … more →
IV. IMPLEMENTING MAJOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPROVEMENT/CONSERVATION PROGRAMS
SustainHumanity wrote 3 days ago: Despite the dire need to de-centralize and re-localize many aspects of modern human life, we must wo … more →
X. HOW LONG DOES HUMANITY HAVE TO START ON A MORE SUSTAINABLE PATH?
SustainHumanity wrote 3 days ago: Is it not at all possible to accurately predict (or even roughly formulate) an exact timeline and/or … more →
VI. AIR: WE ALL BREATHE
SustainHumanity wrote 3 days ago: Ever since the advent of the Industrial Revolution and the resulting population explosion, the Earth … more →
+ PART 1 - “Sounding the Alarm: Confronting, Examining, and Explaining the Worldwide Human and Environmental Crisis”
SustainHumanity wrote 3 days ago: I. The Current Human and Environmental Crisis: A Call to Action and Overview of Major Problems II. … more →
Change is inevitable
turnandwalkaway wrote 5 days ago: Now, exactly what changes is often not knowable. We share a common situation, you, dear reader, and … more →
Look on the Bright Side
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Mare Cromwell wrote 5 days ago: This certainly offers a different angle on current economic and environmental events… all good … more →
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