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Reversing Climate Change: A Vision of an Organic Planet

December 15, 2020May 6, 2015 by Mark Smallwood

A global shift to regenerative organic agriculture can reverse climate change. In fact, regenerative organic agriculture is the only viable option available to us and is readily achievable.

Categories Act: Inspiration, Food & Water Tags building resilient food systems, carbon sequestration, climate change responses, organic agriculture Leave a comment

4 Proven Strategies For Gaining Land Access

December 15, 2020May 5, 2015 by William Horvath

With escalating land prices is it even possible to buy a piece of land to call your own?

Categories Act: Inspiration, Food & Water Tags building resilient food systems, permaculture businesses Leave a comment

Solving Soil Loss is Simple, But Requires a Mindset Change

December 15, 2020May 4, 2015 by Patrick M. Lydon

Natural farming, permaculture, regenerative agriculture, agroecology – there are many versions of sustainable agriculture, but the common thread they all tackle is the need to take better care of our soil and the environments in which we grow food.

Categories Act: Inspiration, Food & Water Tags agroecology, natural farming, permaculture, regenerative farming Leave a comment

California Drought Exposes Issues with Canals and Trash: Why Should We Care?

December 15, 2020May 3, 2015 by Christine H. Wong

Toxic pollutants such as paint cans, plastic, and pesticides become extra potent when there is little water to dilute them.

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The U.S. Production Decline Has Begun

December 15, 2020April 30, 2015 by Arthur E. Berman

It is not because of decreased rig count. It is because cash flow at current oil prices is too low to complete most wells being drilled. The implications are profound. Production will decline by several hundred thousand of barrels per day before the effect of reduced rig count is fully seen.

Categories Energy Tags Bakken, Eagle Ford, tight oil, U.S. oil production Leave a comment

The Death of the Internet: A Pre-Mortem

December 15, 2020April 30, 2015 by John Michael Greer

There was, as it happened, a small problem with the 2707, a problem it shared with all the other SST projects; it made no economic sense at all. 

Categories Society Tags decline of industrial civilization, internet Leave a comment

Tossing and Turning: Our Disturbed Soils and Troubled Sleep

December 15, 2020April 24, 2015 by Clifford Dean Scholz

Missing from our understanding has been how the deep dreams of the soil ultimately nourish our own, and how our reckless pattern of disturbing our soils eventually disrupts our ability to sleep as well as the capacity of our sleeping bodies to dream themselves anew.

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A Field Guide to Negative Progress

December 15, 2020April 23, 2015 by John Michael Greer

In an age of contraction and decline—or, shall we say, negative expansion?—most dependencies are problematic, and some are lethal.

Categories Economy Tags complex systems, decline, economic contraction Leave a comment

Saudi Arabia’s Oil-Price War Is With Stupid Money

December 15, 2020April 21, 2015 by Arthur E. Berman

Saudi Arabia is not trying to crush U.S. shale plays. Its oil-price war is with the investment banks and the stupid money they directed to fund the plays. It is also with the zero-interest rate economic conditions that made this possible. 

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Looking for Some Answers

December 15, 2020April 17, 2015 by Jason Heppenstall

Jason Heppenstall looks for some ways to deal with the psychological aspects of collapse.

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The Retro Future

December 15, 2020April 16, 2015 by John Michael Greer

Is it just me, or has the United States taken yet another great leap forward into the surreal over the last few days?

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Putting the Real Story of Energy and the Economy Together

December 15, 2020April 16, 2015 by Gail Tverberg

 What is the real story of energy and the economy? We hear two predominant energy stories.

 

Categories Energy Tags commodity prices, debt levels, diminishing returns, low oil price, oil price Leave a comment
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