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The Future of Energy: Things Never Change So Much ...
Things never change so much as they stay the same. That’s the saying, anyway, and I figure I’ll see how things balance out if I stick around long enough. I expect that there will be surpr… more →
Tim Prosser's Futuring Weblog
Poverty, Race, and Early Childhood Education Pt. I: Public Schools
lacanela wrote 2 weeks ago: Let’s ponder what $1.4 billion will do to “drive education reform” and save jobs i … more →
"Modernizing" Unemployment: What the National Press Isn't Saying
lacanela wrote 2 weeks ago: It’s national news that today there are now new stimulus funds for extended unemployment benef … more →
Better Regulation of Business Will Be Necessary as Population Explodes and Energy Prices Rise
timprosser wrote 1 month ago: Big corporations are like big sharks. They’re not evil. They’re just eating. I read th … more →
The Future of Energy: Things Never Change So Much ...
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timprosser wrote 2 months ago: Things never change so much as they stay the same. That’s the saying, anyway, and I figure I … more →
Dynasty Politics- Me and My Kin
Varun wrote 2 months ago: This is a wonderful article I read.Please read completely… … more →
Retrospection
Wendy wrote 2 months ago: Eight years ago today, our family had just moved to Saudi Arabia. The townhouse where we lived had … more →
Whose Lives Will Change Most as Fossil Fuel Prices Rise?
timprosser wrote 4 months ago: Fossil fuel prices will rise. There’s no doubting that, in the absence of any other supply of … more →
The Shark Cage is Rusty - How Capitalism and Government Might Change for the Better
timprosser wrote 6 months ago: Corporations, by their nature, are focused on profits. Unfortunately, this causes them to sub-optimi … more →
The Lights of the City Aren't the Same to Me Any More
timprosser wrote 8 months ago: As a young man I sometimes drove to a high spot in town after dark, a park from which you could look … more →
"The Bomb" is Here, But It's the Population Bomb
timprosser wrote 10 months ago: My childhood fears of nuclear war have come to pass, but not the way I expected. When I was a kid I … more →
Will the New U.S. Administration Make Sustainability a Theme?
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timprosser wrote 11 months ago: The president-elect made hope and change key planks in his platform. Since past U.S. presidencies ha … more →
blue scholars-bayani
Steven Logas wrote 11 months ago: …click the cover to download… …blue scholars is a duo out of seattle, geologic is … more →
Jim Jones Talks About Political Awareness and the NYPD
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Cfro wrote 1 year ago: Jones is from Harlem. Jones always speaks his mind. Check out what he had to say in this interview. … more →
Can we do better than this?
Catherine Turner wrote 1 year ago: I reckon so and I certainly hope so, but most of the media makes it pretty tough. Not sure I’m … more →
Civilizations Rise and Fall Due to "Global Warming"-like Problems
timprosser wrote 1 year ago: If We Must Fall, Can We Manage to Do It Gradually? Every civilization in history has fallen except t … more →
I must speak...
viddachan wrote 1 year ago: My apologies, this blog is a long one. I am disheartened and alarmed, thus there’s much that needs … more →
Will We Ever Know For Sure If Humans Are Causing Climate Change (and Does It Matter)?
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timprosser wrote 1 year ago: I am overwhelmed with the data and analyses of global warming and climate change. A quick search on … more →
Global Warming and Our Responsibility to the Future - A Call to Action
timprosser wrote 1 year ago: Global warming and climate change are only pieces of the puzzle. The storm of media coverage and con … more →
Global Warming Article Leaves the Population/Energy Crisis as Our First Priority
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timprosser wrote 1 year ago: Evidence mounts that carbon dioxide emissions are not our biggest problem. An article titled “ … more →
