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New Equations of Regions, People, Nature and Food Chains
We usually think of geologists as going deep, but when it comes to working through the layers of meaning behind local food, geographer Terry Marsden knows how to dig very deep.Energy |
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Peak Oil Review: A Midweek Update - March 10
A midweek update. Despite numerous warnings that the current rally is …Popular
Peak oil in the South China Sea (part 1)
The recent deployment of missile launchers and jet fighters on …
Economy |
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An Alliance in the Spirit of Egalitarian Practice
The alliance of the Mid-Atlantic Transition Hub (MATH) and the cooperatives movement through the Grassroots Economic Organizing (GEO) Collective …
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Energy Access for the Developing World
What’s the best way to bring energy to those in the developing world who lack it?Editor's Pick
The Coddling of the Capitalist, White-Supremacist, Patriarchal American Mind
To avoid being conned, politically and intellectually, it’s important to examine how a debate is framed and what ideology is advanced by that framing.Food & Water |
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Shall The Meek Inherit The Earth After All?
I’m not what you’d call a Bible thumper, but I do like to quote …Society |
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An Evening at La Recyclerie
In which I visit an extraordinary venue in Paris and find myself painted on …Society |
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Visit McCaskill Street — Forging Community through Resource Sharing
It all started with neighbors meeting to save money and share information …
Economy |
Mar 9, 2016
Community Development and the Commons
The commons offers a framework and a process for effectively and …
Food & Water |
Mar 9, 2016
Bog Butter
Or you could do what Irish people used to do for thousands of years, and just bury food in the bog without all the steps in between.
Society |
Mar 9, 2016
Lost in Participation: Land Use Planning Suffers Without Local Knowledge
Reliance on physical, structural measures has dominated public policies and permeated public perception while traditional mitigation knowledge and …Food & Water |
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Food Youth: The Next Generation of the Food Movement is Coming Up
I had the chance to speak with three young people, to learn more about their …Environment |
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Living in Interesting Times: Have CO2 Emissions Peaked?
The projections that had been circulating during the past few months turned …Energy |
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Energy Wars of Attrition
Three and a half years ago, the International Energy Agency (IEA) triggered …Economy |
Mar 8, 2016
Giving Fellow Citizens a Stake
Stephane Vlaminck is not out to conquer the world market. He supplies his …Environment |
Mar 8, 2016
Going Beyond the "Ecological Turn"
Talk about the Anthropocene often has a tendency to rely on apolitical and …Food & Water |
Mar 8, 2016
Community Composting Grows from a Seed into a Movement
At the core of any community composting program is the principle of using …Society |
Mar 8, 2016
There Is No Other Worthwhile Endeavor: Talking Resilience with Taj James
Whether you're optimistic or pessimistic, there's nothing really else to do …Society |
Mar 7, 2016
Civil discourse leads to positive change; insults do not
Civil discourse isn’t just a better path for living and working …Economy |
Mar 7, 2016
The Growthocene
These reservations about degrowth point to the need to clarify what growth …
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