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Apr 11, 2013
by Jay Walljasper, Everybody Walk
The next big health care breakthrough — which could cut rates of heart disease, diabetes, colon cancer, and Alzheimer’s by at least 40 percent and save Americans $100 billion a year — comes from a place you’d least expect. On your block. At the park. Everywhere.
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Mar 1, 2013
by Resilience.org Staff, Resilience.org
•Shale Gas and Tight Oil: Boom? Bust? Or Just a Petering Out? •ENERGY: Overdevelopment and the Delusion of Endless Growth, Part 3 - The Bad Idea of Fracking, with Sandra Steingraber (audio) •Germany moves to allow controversial shale gas drilling •Colorado Will Sue Fort …
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Feb 26, 2013
by Seasunz, Ben Zolno
, Earth Amplified and New Message Media
Vandana Shiva goes hip-hop!? A serious message is packed into this comedic musical video. Warning - this might make you choke on your breakfast.
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Feb 14, 2013
by Resilience.org Staff, Resilience.org
•Report questions long-term productivity of gas wells in Barnett Shale•Town Sued After Barring Debate on Gas Extraction at Meetings•PwC: Shale oil surge poses threat to renewables•Gas company targets protected Manú park in Peruvian Amazon•NY fracking decision …
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Oct 8, 2012
by Staff, Energy Bulletin
-Cabot’s Methodology Links Tainted Water Wells to Gas Fracking -Shale gas report by health officer may remain secret -Experts: Despite China's efforts, technology constraints could curb shale gas development -Water problem in shale is drawing a flood of capital -Penn State Faculty Snub of …
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Oct 5, 2012
by Sarah Treuhaft, Yes! Magazine
Want proof that the goals of business and the needs of the most vulnerable can align? Meet Jeff Brown, fourth-generation grocer and owner of the 10-store ShopRite regional chain based in Philadelphia. By mixing old-fashioned customer service with innovative new approaches, Brown is chipping away …
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Sep 17, 2012
by Kathy McMahon, Peak Oil Blues
The challenge today is to learn how to identify the need for and to accept help with emotional problems quickly, and to recognize that not doing so could mean taking an economic as well as psychological hit.
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Sep 14, 2012
by Dan Bednarz, Allana Beavis
, Health After Oil
There are unprecedented and widely unappreciated dangers posed to public health, nursing, medicine and allied health professions by the ongoing global economic contraction. This is a multilayered and, frankly, emotionally difficult topic to digest. Before discussing how health systems are …
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Aug 3, 2012
by Kim Adams, Health After Oil
Sustainable healthcare is achievable now, at (relatively) little cost and with existing knowledge. It is being demonstrated all over the world currently and has been demonstrated historically. Is it easy? No, it is challenging, but why would that be a reason not to do it? What we have is …
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Jul 22, 2012
by Cecile Andrews, Seattle City Living
Sometimes conversations get competitive and unpleasant. Everyone is trying to prove they’re right — that they’re smarter than everyone else. This drains our spirit, and we lose our energy to work for change. So we need to remember, in any kind of conversation, that it’s not a contest. Think of …