Here are just some of the individuals who have chosen to help sustain Post Carbon Institute and resilience.org with a donation. With their help we’re pointing the way towards a more resilient future.
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Franky Aelbrecht
Belgium Supporting since: 2013 Why do you support PCI?Because I believe in their mission.
What issues concern you the most?Climate change
Jared Babula
California, USA Supporting since: 2011 Why do you support PCI?PCI is doing some of the most important work in the areas of sustainability, system thinking and resilience preparation. Your efforts to educate people as to the real underlying issues facing humanity which are typically not discussed in mainstream writings.
Ian Baldwin
Vermont, USA Supporting since: 2014 Why do you support PCI?Best source of information and opinion about energy and its uses, meanings, and abuses
What issues concern you the most?Human adaptation to a less energy-intense future
David Banner
Wisconsin, USA Supporting since: 2010 Why do you support PCI?You guys rock! This is essential work for the literal life of our planet! I am a big fan of Richard Heinberg’s insights and I find the resilience info very helpful!
Hugh Barr
Wellington, New Zealand Supporting since: 2017 Why do you support PCI?PCI appears to me to be doing a very good job of helping the transition to a zero carbon future.
What issues concern you the most?The world needs to do more to transfer from Greenhouse gases.
Colin Boyle
Greater London, USA Supporting since: 2014 Why do you support PCI?The [Post Carbon Institute] articles carried cannot be found in one place anywhere else.
Jane Brundage
Illinois, USA Supporting since: 2016 Why do you support PCI?Yes, I gladly support the Post Carbon Institute. Post Carbon Institute addresses cultural and social justice issues in an environmental context that is truly unique.
What issues concern you the most?Coverage of indigenous peoples–culture, knowledge and wisdom, which set the context for the ever-increasing activism of Mother Earth’s original peoples. The message and wisdom of their inextricable link to the land and natural forces is a message whose time is now.
Dick Burkhart
Washington, USA Supporting since: 2013 Why do you support PCI?Limits-to-growth, peak oil, climate change, need for resilience to survive future economic contraction
What issues concern you the most?Limits-to-growth, peak oil, climate change, need for resilience to survive future economic contraction
David Burman
Ontario, Canada Supporting since: 2016 Why do you support PCI?If we imagine a post carbon world, we will be more able to achieve it.
What issues concern you the most?global warming leading to loss of biodiversity, food shortage, conflict/ war, ecocide, collapse.
Clinton Callahan
Baleares, Mallorca, Spain Supporting since: 2013 Why do you support PCI?Since the beginning PCI has focused on the hard cold (coal) facts: as concentrations of atmospheric CO2 and Methane increase the chances for life on Earth decrease. PCI helps me expand awareness to make the needed changes in our sloppy habits.
What issues concern you the most?School needs to be liberated. Modern schooling disempowers activists, those who retain their personal authority, who are not distracted by politics, and who organize and take actions that invent next culture. School delivers Standard Human Intelligence Thoughtware which is no longer sufficient or interesting. It is each person’s job to create and move into the culture that they would love to live in.