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Head for the hills - the new survivalists

Syndicated from Post Carbon Institute on Wed, 2006-11-22

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Mark Whittaker, The Weekend Australian Magazine, News Limited, 18 November 2006 Teaser:

The world will creak to a halt when oil supplies dry up in the near future, then all hell will break loose. Or so these people believe - and they're preparing for the apocalypse now. The scariest thing is they seem so rational, writes Mark Whittaker.



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Fifty Million Farmers

Syndicated from Post Carbon Institute on Wed, 2006-11-22

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Richard Heinberg, Energy Bulletin, 17 November 2006 Teaser:

(Note: This is the abbreviated text of a lecture by Richard Heinberg delivered to the E. F. Schumacher Society in Stockbridge, Massachusetts on October 28, 2006)



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Update on 'Escape from Suburbia'

Syndicated from Post Carbon Institute on Wed, 2006-11-22

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For everyone curious about the release of 'Escape from Suburbia', the much anticipated follow up to widely acclaimed documentary, 'End of Suburbia'



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The resurgence of the family farm

Syndicated from Post Carbon Institute on Mon, 2006-11-20
Published: Tuesday, November 14, 2006, STEPHANIE WHITTAKER, Freelance

Organic produce is emerging as the food of the future as people become increasingly wary of pesticides and growth hormones

Halliburton Wrecks Mexico

...Halliburton helped pay for a vicious TV spot campaign that featured libelous hit pieces tagging (PRD leader) Lopez Obrador as a danger to Mexico. Because only political parties can mount such campaigns, Halliburton's participation was patently illicit according to Mexico's highest electoral tribunal, the TRIFE.

Friendly Fire

Syndicated from Post Carbon Institute on Sun, 2006-11-19
David Ehrenfeld, Resurgence, 2006 Issue 239

Most of those advocating the new energy technologies are not suggesting any reduction in overall energy consumption.

Don't Iraq Iran

Despite and because of the current situation in Iraq, U.S. foreign policy is repeating itself in Iran. The Bush administration is isolating and antagonizing Iran instead of negotiating and seeking resolution. As with Iraq, it is lobbing the same threats of sanctions and regime change. The administration specifically refuses to take the "military option" off the table, despite frequent requests to do so from our European allies.

Byron King

Syndicated from Post Carbon Institute on Wed, 2006-11-15
Herb Caponi, Energy Forum of Western Pennsylvania, November 15, 2006

Byron King, geologist, attorney, and former navy pilot, spoke on peak oil, global warming, and alternative energy.

Podcast: Chris Vernon on Peak Oil in association with Sustainable Thornbury

Syndicated from Post Carbon Institute on Tue, 2006-11-14
Thornbury FM, 14th November, 2006

In case you missed the radiocast this evening, here's a downloadable version of the radio interview with Chris Vernon about Peak Oil: what is it, when is it happening, and why is it important?

Sustainable Burlington planning meeting this Thurs Nov 16th

Syndicated from Post Carbon Institute on Mon, 2006-11-13
Ian Graham, Sustainable Burlington, 13 Nov., 2006

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Canada at bottom of international efforts to control climate change

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Canada called environmental 'fossil' at UN summit


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Here's the Plan...

For fast and effective action on climate change

It is a testament to the power of money that Nicholas Stern's report should have
swung the argument for drastic action, even before anyone has finished reading
it. He appears to have demonstrated what many of us suspected: that it would
cost much less to prevent runaway climate change than to seek to live with it.