Deep thought – Jan 28
Marx on cover of Time (Europe)
Coming Chaos? Maybe Not
Slouching Towards the Barackalypse
Massive Corporate Layoffs Announced – Where Will New Jobs Come From?
Marx on cover of Time (Europe)
Coming Chaos? Maybe Not
Slouching Towards the Barackalypse
Massive Corporate Layoffs Announced – Where Will New Jobs Come From?
The Transition Movement comes to America
Watch This Video: City-Based Ecovillages
Powerdown toolkit #1- climate and peak oil
Bill McKibben interviewed by Jason Bradford
Global Warming Is Irreversible, Study Says
The other global warming
Global Warming Could Unleash Ocean ‘Dead Zones’: Study
The Reality Report talks to Bill McKibben, author of Deep Economy: The Wealth of Communities and the Durable Future and co-founder of the climate change group 350.org.
Facing the Oil Problem
Advice to Pres. Obama (#5): One Engineer’s Advice for Energy Policy
David Korten: “Agenda for a New Economy: From Phantom Wealth to Real Wealth”
Hard Realities: Why Understating the Cost of Dealing With Climate Change Hurts
Icelandic PM becomes world’s first leader to step down over banking system crisis
Bad news: we’re back to 1931. Good news: it’s not 1933 yet
Repudiate the Carter Doctrine
I’ve been skeptical of the “stimulus” as sketched out so far, aimed at refurbishing the infrastructure of Happy Motoring. To me, this is the epitome of a campaign to sustain the unsustainable — since car-dependency is absolutely the last thing we need to shore up and promote.
Action that President Barack Obama will take Monday to allow California and other states to require stricter tailpipe emissions and automobile fuel efficiency standards shouldn’t just please environmentalists. If you’re concerned about Peak Oil and the United States’ dependence on foreign oil, this is also a win for energy conservation.
In recent years, peak oil realists have done a tremendous job sounding the alarm about the need for a concerted national effort to leave oil before it leaves us. Now, our mission must turn urgently from the educational to the political. With the changing of the guard in Washington, D.C. and the sting of $4/gallon gas still a recent memory, we have a unique opportunity to present the federal government with a do-or-die call to action.
A weekly review including:
– World Production
– OPEC still cutting
– Obama’s first week
– Briefs
Freedom and the price of oil
Disease in the land of plenty
Vaclav Smil’s book: the worst is yet to be
Dr. Lin Jiabin on sustainability in China – an alternative to consumerism?
Autonomist essays: there’s an energy crisis (among others) in the air
Congratulations, everyone, we have a new president: a fresh new face, a capable, optimistic, inspiring figure, ushering in a new era of responsibility, ready to confront the many serious challenges that face the nation; in short, we have us a Gorbachev.