Urban design – Apr 27
Greening of America: ambitious tree-planting programs are sprouting up
Mass-produced sustainable living in China?
Kunstler:
Picturing suburbia
Greening of America: ambitious tree-planting programs are sprouting up
Mass-produced sustainable living in China?
Kunstler:
Picturing suburbia
The troubles with food (food security vs food sovereignty)
Anti-hunger protests in Haiti
Avoidable hunger (subsidies)
Afghanistan food riots
Christopher Harvie, New Scotsman
Mark Hertsgaard, The Nation
J. Robinson West, Public Interest
Lyssa Beyer, student editor
Right-wing pundits
Raymond J. Learsy, Huffington Post
Michael C. Ruppert, From The Wilderness
Kunstler’s novel brings to life a community and world that Kunstler himself has created – informed by his many years of study of our society, its built environment, and the Peak Oil threat. He has tempered his usual neo-Gonzo writing style and created interesting characters with depth and complexity.
100s of EPA scientists cite political interference
What nuclear renaissance?
Social Security: false alarm or false hope?
Fuel shortage forces UN to halt food handouts in Gaza
Interview with Bolivian President Evo Morales
Morales’ 10 commandments to save the planet, life and humanity
Europe turns back to coal, raising climate fears
Falling Polish coal output raises energy security fears
Is humanity’s restlessness a threat to the planet?
With first car, a new life in China
Stand by your beds – guerrilla gardening
Warming shifts gardeners’ maps
Pasadena family finds change can start in your own backyard
Pine beetles may affect climate change
Up the Yangtze: documentary on impact of Three Gorges Dam
Three planetary futures: Reno, Cairo, Nanisivik
Simmons: Has Twilight In The Desert begun?
Peak oil interview with Prof Peter Newman
James Kunstler in Business Week
Le Québec pourrait manquer de pétrole dès 2030
PO is real, it’s time economists faced up
Sharon Astyk: Ok, breathe
The politics of food is politics
Peak civilization and the winter of our disconnect
Everything you think you know about modern society is wrong (and why it matters for PO)