Insight and inspiration in turbulent times.
Arctic melting, revealing new sources of oil and gas
NASA climatologist on suppression of science: 5 years from now, we’ll know less
UNICEF: U.S., British children worst off in industrialized world
Court overturns 22-year sentence for SUV fire
Global warming: Get used to it
Nature: Lifting the taboo on adaptation
Investors turn up heat over carbon emissions
Call for shareholder votes on climate change
Push for new climate treaty intensifies
Homer-Dixon interview: crash inevitable?
Chat with Dmitry Orlov
Post-petroleum stress disorder on the Archers
THE Progressive crises: global warming and PO
Hybrids, biofuels and other false idols
CSIRO’s horror climate forecast for Australia
Reports on warming lag behind the science
The new statistical rhetoric of climate change
Activists
rising to the climate challenge
After the breakthrough: what do we do now?
World’s churches rally to cause
Book review: George Monbiot’s Heat
Conspiracy of silence on climate change
Cheney’s fund manager attacks…Cheney (US energy policy)
From Afghanistan to Iraq: Connecting the dots
Going for broke On climate change
Image of change: not Toyota Prius, but the Berlin Wall crashing down
Interview with the long-time climate change journalist (and now advocate):
“…it’s changing so fast that you just don’t know what’s going to work. I really do believe that rapid social change can happen as unexpectedly as rapid climate change. …you’ve got thousands of groups all over the country working like earthworms on this issue, what is it going to take to catalyze a real movement that comes up out of that?”
Bill McKibben: Step it up!
US answer to global warming: smoke and giant space mirrors
We’re ruining Earth, scientists warn (IPCC)
UN’s vast report ends the scientific argument, but will the world act?
Davos – not united on global warming
Statement issued by the Iraqi Labor Union Leadership at a Seminar held from 10 to 14 December 2006, in Amman, Jordan to discuss the draft Iraqi Oil Law.
There are many points of convergence between this newly identified brand of crunchy (slang for counter-cultural) conservative creature and the eco-hippie crunchy liberal. (Book review)
As the industrial system spins toward exhaustion, seeds of change are sprouting at the base.
Ecovillages and the new aborigines
