Solutions & Sustainability – Mar 12
Gradually Greening: Empowerment through Laziness
US moves up Daylight Saving Time
Fashioning a future
Landless Take Over Rio Bank
Society
Population – March 10
Fact or fiction?: living people outnumber the dead
The motherhood experiment
Medical, social problems cause of high death rate in Russia – Putin
Environment – Mar 10
Madison Declaration on Mercury Pollution
Professor fights against plastic
Devastated system dying of thirst
The Bio-DaVersity code
Solutions & sustainability – Mar 9
100 things you can do for peak oil
Sustainable living book helps save energy, $
It takes a village to sustain this proposed community garden
Fashioning a future: PO means end of fashion
Slow Movement Movement
Transport – March 9
Revealed: how cars cause urban floods
States ready to rev up the rails, but freight trains are in the way
Electic-powered trucks in Russia
Worried automakers ponder
fuels of the future
Housing & urban design – Mar 9
Urban transportation strategies
Huge homes are out of style
Green acres is the place for many
Grow your own home from seed
Building energy-saving house from wine bottles
Solutions & Sustainability – Mar 8
The Psychology of Energy Efficiency
Bay Localize
A Greener and Healthier Holi
Kinsale joins Willits in seeking energy self-sufficiency
Corporate hippies seek bliss in ‘Environmental’ Economy
Round in Circles: a review of David C. Korten’s The Great Turning
David Korten’s 2006 book The Great Turning has been hailed as a groundbreaking work for progressives seeking to deal with peak oil and other aspects of the predicament of industrial civilization. Is Korten’s theory the panacea some peak oil advocates suggest, or does it contain a different agenda? First of a three-part series.
Solutions & sustainability – Mar 6
Miliband outlines ‘post-oil’ future
Time for a green industrial revolution’
Notes from the Meeting of International Forum on Globalisation
As warnings grow more dire, Berkeley Nobelist emerges as leader
Transport – Mar 3
CO2 from shipping twice as much as airlines
NYC: the leisurely pleasures of a pedicab
Toronto gas shortage: Drivers urged to rethink
Plug-in hybrids for a sustainable future
Conserve magazine – “the new voice of doing more with less”
To meet the need for news and commentary on perhaps the greatest challenges facing the United States today – human-caused global warming and a projected energy shortage – Conserve Magazine was launched today.
Geopolitics – March 2
Iraq: Who will get the oil?
Cuba oil boom may complicate U.S. embargo
Hugo Chávez exploits oil wealth to push IMF aside
Nat’l oil cos crimping long-term crude supply
Iran considers petrol rationing as UN sanctions loom
