Tuesday, January 29, 2008
The Bacterium That (Almost) Ate the World
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Excerpted from: Nature's Operating Instructions: The True Biotechnologies Elaine Ingham would never treat soil like dirt. She reveres i...
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Friday, January 25, 2008
Permaculture Senator for Mississippi?
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Permaculturist & twice guest editor for the Permaculture Activist journal John Wages is running as a Green candidate for US House of R...
Ship happens
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From Little Blog in the Woods Oil burning ships are filthy filthy dirty. They put out more carbon than the airlines, by quite a bit; and i...
Peak Soil
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The Lowdown on Topsoil: It's Disappearing By Tom Paulson The Seattle Post-Intelligencer Go to Original Truthout reprint ...
MRSA and Honey
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MRSA killed 19,000 Americans in 2005 (17,000 died of AIDS in the same period) and incidence is on the rise largely due to CAFOs and their in...
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Innovate or Die Human Power Competition
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This series of YouTube videos can help inspire us to innovate human-powered solutions to energy decline...and we had better start adapting a...
Monday, January 21, 2008
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A LETTER FROM THE FUTURE by Richard Heinberg .......The economists could think only in terms of money; basic necessities like water and ener...
ELEVEN INHERENT RULES OF CORPORATE BEHAVIOR
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By Jerry Mander The following list is an attempt to articulate the obligatory rules by which corporations operate. Some of the rules overlap...
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Watch this Flash slideshow on Peak Oil from Powerswitch.org.uk
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