“Glaciers are the canary in the global coal mine”
Interview with James Balog by Jason Francis James Balog, founder of the Extreme Ice Survey, discusses climate change as evidenced […]
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Sustainable Living: How Do We Achieve It? Where Do We Begin?
Niánn Emerson Chase I was blessed to live in Sedona (in north-central Arizona) for more than twenty years before moving
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Ecology goes behind bars
Interview with Nalini Nadkarni by Jason Francis Nadkarni, founder of the Sustainability in Prisons Project, discusses the benefits of engaging
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Citizens Climate Lobby – creating the political will for a sustainable climate
Interview with Marshall Saunders by Cher Gilmore An interview with CCL founder Marshall Saunders, who discusses his mission to empower
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The Power of Natural Attraction Ecology
How to Benefit from the Restorative Miracles of Nature that We Learn to Disregard by Michael J. Cohen, Ph.D. Project
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The Invisible War
by Gabriel of Urantia The second in a series of 3 articles in relationship to The Deterioration of The Earth and
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The Economics of Wellbeing
by Bruce Nixon - Free PDF download available (see below) The purpose of an economy should be the wellbeing of all.
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The Cost of Compromise and the Need for Change Agents
by Niánn Emerson Chase Recently I had a conversation with someone who works for a corporation that is striving to
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This Earth Day: Adopt a New Paradigm
by Catriona MacGregor Three Things That You Can Do to Transform the Planet and Your Life The real voyage of
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Light at the End of the Tunnel: A Survival Plan for the Human Species
a book review by Gerard Aartsen In his book, former Canadian Defense Minister Paul Hellyer calls for a truer, broader