Insight and inspiration in turbulent times.
Interview with the long-time climate change journalist (and now advocate):
“…it’s changing so fast that you just don’t know what’s going to work. I really do believe that rapid social change can happen as unexpectedly as rapid climate change. …you’ve got thousands of groups all over the country working like earthworms on this issue, what is it going to take to catalyze a real movement that comes up out of that?”
Parking hike for high polluters
Paris to roll out free bicycles
NYT: A faith-based fuel initiative
Scientists say White House pressured them
UN agency asks for a climate summit
Cap & trade – what US can learn from Europe
Millions to go hungry, waterless: report
World scientists near consensus on warming
Why Craft is Worldchanging
Photo journal: Harvest in Caracas
Unions see greenbacks in ‘green’ future
New renewable energy information gateway
Statoil says Snoehvit oil not profitable to produce
Further delay at Indonesia’s Cepu field
Newfoundland locks horns with oil giants over Hibernia
New head for Bolivia’s State oil co.
Hungry for oil
Take to the fields
Fresh Ideas for Farm and Food Policy
Shell signs £5bn Iranian gas deal
Chevron, Shell Delay Projects
Indias Petronet expects 50% cost escalation for terminal
Yemen Confirms China LNG Talks
We may have lost as much food than we gained through the green revolution.
Facing global warming, are people like frogs?
US urges scientists to block out sun
Welcome to the new climate – massive shift in public opinion
Are scientists evolving into climate crusaders?
Kunstler on Martha Stewart: housing fetish
NYC becoming “the city that never walks”?
Scotland: Energy crisis as power cuts loom
Selling off Aotearoa (New Zealand)
Why some ideas stick and others don’t
Viridian Greens: “We are winning!”
Hand-made vacation
U.S. consumers, companies feeling green
Bush directive increases sway on regulation
The long road to energy independence
Reporters discuss President’s energy plans
Monbiot: Don’t be fooled by Bush’s defection: his cures are another form of denial
