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.
To become a part of the Post Carbon Institute community and help move more communities towards sustainability, please consider making a donation to support our work.
Dan Goldrich
Oregon, USA Supporting since: 2009 Why do you support PCI?Over the years I’ve learned the most about the climate crisis from work done by the PCI team, especially from Richard Heinberg.
What issues concern you the most?the politics of confronting the climate crisis and the commitment to economic growth, and how to project in an effective political way a new, more locally-centered economy.
Robert Gould
California, USA Supporting since: 2017 Why do you support PCI?Very educational in terms of understanding and being exposed to a range of resilience/regenerative practices and viewpoints.
Mike Gould
Wellington, New Zealand Supporting since: 2014 Why do you support PCI?The world needs [resilience.org] to continue.
What issues concern you the most?Factual material about how world communities are handling today’s mega-drivers of change, and the ongoing issue regarding fossil fuels.
Kathryn Gray
Oregon, USA Supporting since: 2013 Why do you support PCI?I have a high level of trust in your effort. The quality of the articles you publish. The diverse nature of subjects covered. I want PCI to survive. I honestly don’t send a lot, but I try to send something every year.
Michael Hanauer
Massachusetts , USA Supporting since: 2014 Why do you support PCI?PCI’s Overarching view of our environmental problems — getting beyond the symptoms.
What issues concern you the most?Overpopulation
Steve Hanson
Centre-Val de Loire, France Supporting since: 2014 Why do you support PCI?The video series you made with Richard Heinberg and the fact you made some of it available to everyone for free. I have practiced permaculture and that has allowed me to … free up my monetary wealth for other purposes like giving away excess.
Terry & Carolyn Harrison
California, USA Supporting since: 2017 Why do you support PCI?Have been a fan of Richard Heinburg for many years and heard him speak many times. He speaks the honest truth as he sees it. One of the few nonprofits which talks about population explosion and relationship to climate change.
What issues concern you the most?Regenerative soils as a solution, population, Trump.
Randy Hayes
USA Supporting since: 2016 Why do you support PCI?Social change group hype is increasingly troublesome. PCI has solid holistic analysis of trends of great consequence.
What issues concern you the most?The biosphere’s life-support systems, especially the web of life. Save the rainforest, save it all!
Harold Hedelman
USA Supporting since: 2013 Why do you support PCI?PCI’s important work, like so many NGO’s working on climate, is needed
What issues concern you the most?1. Establishing an effective price on carbon
2. Researching and implementing ways to achieve negative annual emissions
Hendren
Virginia, USA Supporting since: 2013 Why do you support PCI?Climate change, which means shifting to clean energy, is in my view the most important issue out there worldwide. It affects all of us today and almost certainly for many generations into the future.
What issues concern you the most?Climate change, energy change, breakdown of democracy in the US, extreme and climbing economic inequality in the US.