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Ruminative Insight
“Let go of what has passed. Let go of what may come. Let go of what is happening now. Don’t try to figure anything out. Don’t try to make anything happen. Relax, right now, and rest.… more →
Âme de la Terre
Ruminative Insight
misssarahkate wrote 1 week ago: “Let go of what has passed. Let go of what may come. Let go of what is happening now. Don … more →
The Upside of the Downside
snakepointb wrote 2 weeks ago: The upside of the downside For a long time now there has been much talk of a global credit crunch, … more →
The Art of Beginning
misssarahkate wrote 2 weeks ago: “I long to accomplish great and noble tasks, but it is my chief duty to accomplish humble task … more →
Biking in Mexico City?
Ryan Van Lenning wrote 2 weeks ago: Mexico City isn’t exactly on the leading edge of sustainability. It faces serious environmental chal … more →
Pot Luck and the Summer Soltice
misssarahkate wrote 1 month ago: Festive greetings from a weed friendly gardener! The garden is lush and green and the sweet clover, … more →
Blog-lect!
misssarahkate wrote 1 month ago: Oh, I must start with expressing my deepest apologies for my lack of diligence in keeping everyone u … more →
In the midst of Iowa spring
misssarahkate wrote 2 months ago: Oh, what a phenomenal day! A brief interlude of showers, but overall sunny – in aspects beyond weath … more →
I'm not into scaremongering....
realtimeliving wrote 3 months ago: No I’m not. I’m not into complacency either ( at least not intentionally). I work in, a … more →
Pictures of the event
wwdiscgolf wrote 8 months ago: Here are some pictures from the 1st Annual Urban Homesteaders Fair! … more →
First podcast: Torbjorn Lahti, the planner for Sweden's first eco-municipality - speaking in Philadelphia
jayma19 wrote 1 year ago: Torbjörn Lahti has been working on building sustainable communities in Sweden for the past 25 years … more →
Sustainable Banking
roempty wrote 1 year ago: On June 3, 2008, Financial Times ran a special report on Sustainable Banking. This report has a numb … more →
Bringing Cradle to Cradle to Green Collar
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greencollaramerica wrote 1 year ago: Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things by William McDonough and Michael Braungart was wri … more →
A new era for the Australian Liberals?
howtosaveanearth wrote 1 year ago: I didn’t think I would ever be saying this but the new look Liberal parties environmental po … more →
Strides in Sustainability in the curriculum at Rider
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Diana wrote 1 year ago: From an email we received today from Pat at Moore Library, regarding upcoming faculty workshop [Janu … more →
Houghton on rich nations' moral imperative to cut emissions AND help developing countries
inel wrote 1 year ago: We really have to cut our developed country emissions as well as trying to help the developing count … more →
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