Home: a film by Yann Arthus-Bertrand
Magnificent! From belugas in the Arctic to skyscrapers in Dubai. From glaciers in Himalayas to devastated Easter Island. The images of the Earth captured from above are breathtaking.
Magnificent! From belugas in the Arctic to skyscrapers in Dubai. From glaciers in Himalayas to devastated Easter Island. The images of the Earth captured from above are breathtaking.
Jason Bradford: A Message to the Nearly Converted
Profiting from Scarcity
A Review of Neil Jackson’s Photo Essay “Conflict”
If you are familiar with author and ecopsychologist Carolyn Baker’s previous work, you know she makes no apologies for the doomer stance she developed since becoming aware of “the invasion and occupation of Iraq, Peak Oil, a fraudulent 2004 election, global warming, and at this writing, what appears to be full-blown economic meltdown.”
Like the soldiers surveyed in Baghdad, a critical mass of Americans and their political leaders are simply not ready to accept the consequences of what is about to befall us.
Choosing Iran’s Next Leader
Europe’s pipeline politics
Energy fuels new ‘Great Game’ in Europe
Could Cap and Trade Cause Another Market Meltdown?
Alberta Environment Minister: Carbon capture no ‘silver bullet’
Papua New Guinea and carbon trading: money grows on trees
Carbon Offsetting is “Fundamentally Flawed”
Climate change theatre
Calling Earth from the Air: world release of green movie ‘Home’
It’s the end of the world as we know it (annotated)
Your Chance to See ‘In Transition’, the emerging plans for its release, as well as an appeal for help in finishing it…
Lagging Recognition
Industry Defends Drilling, Ignores Water Contamination
Upping the Ante
European communist parties on energy
German regions selected for electric mobility pilots
Economy Shows Cracks in European Union
Alistair Darling says Labour to blame for BNP poll success
Newspapers must stop taking advertising from environmental villains
Funniest award of the week
Ehrenrich: Welcome to a Dying Industry, Journalism Grads
A Green-Powered Trip Through Ecotopia
Why This Crisis May Be Our Best Chance to Build a New Economy
Sustainability Toolkit
Pedaling Produce for Village Building Convergence, Portland
“In Mexico nothing happens, until it happens.” This is an old proverb here, and it can also easily apply to the current situation. Everything feels tranquilo and smooth, as if it is nothing out of the ordinary. However, as history shows us, once something begins in Mexico, it generally develops rapidly, and can end up being intensely spectacular.