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Hope For Imagining a World Beyond Corporate Control
The commons is not just a battlefield between corporate predators and those who resist them – it is also a source of hope for those willing to imagine a world beyond capitalism.Society |
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The Role of Cities in Moving Toward a Sustainable Economy
The story of a hippy flower-child who leveraged big economic decisions that …Popular
Hard Times in a Boom Town: Pennsylvanians Describe Costs of Fracking
If you're looking for the shale gas boom, northeastern …Energy |
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Oil and the Global Slowdown
The world economy is slowing down and the authorities are fretting.Food & Water |
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What Makes a Market?
The Netherlands is not known for its food culture but it’s now keen to play catch up with its European counterparts.Editor's Pick
Anywhere But Here: Casino Capitalism in Las Vegas
After the crash in 2008, southern Nevada became the foreclosure and unemployment capital of the nation.Environment |
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A Decade After Asian Tsunami, New Forests Protect the Coast
The tsunami that struck Indonesia in 2004 obliterated vast areas of Aceh …Economy |
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Back to the Future for Economic Inequality
Apart from global warming, it is arguably the rise in economic inequality …Energy |
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Kinder Morgan Leaves Burnaby Mountain in Win for Pipeline Protesters
On the morning of November 28, after weeks of sustained protest, energy …Energy |
Dec 4, 2014
Peak Oil Notes - Dec 4
The Wall Street Journal reports that the Saudis will not entertain …Food & Water |
Dec 4, 2014
Food Safety Modernization Act – An Assault on Sustainable Agriculture?
We are not ready to be again a nation of farmers, each growing our own, but we are potentially on the edge of a major shift in public …Environment |
Dec 4, 2014
Democratic energy beyond neoliberalism
Our relationship to energy needs to change.Economy |
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Founding Father of Fracking Boom Is Crying the Blues
The price of a barrel of oil has been dropping steadily due to decreasing …Energy |
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The End of Global Development as we Know it
Development professionals do their work under the assumption that the …Economy |
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Co-ops Get a Boost in Seattle
Seattle, the largest city in the Pacific Northwest with a population of over …Society |
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Dark Age America: The Fragmentation of Technology
It was probably inevitable that last week’s discussion of the way that …Food & Water |
Dec 3, 2014
One Minute Review: Incredible! by Pam Warhurst & Joanna Dobson
Incredible!: Plant Veg, Grow a Revolution is the story of Incredible Edible …Economy |
Dec 3, 2014
Can a Complementary Currency Help End Poverty?
A Q&A with John Boik founder of the Principled Societies Project …Food & Water |
Dec 3, 2014
A View from Terra Madre 2014: Slow Food's Bi-annual Conference
At Terra Madre, the Slow Food movements bi-annual meeting of world food …Environment |
Dec 3, 2014
Letter from a Petro-State
Given the fact that Keystone has recently just failed, again, to pass the …Energy |
Dec 3, 2014
US crude imports from Non-OPEC countries peaked 10 years before tight oil boom
In this post on the impact of US tight oil, we look at US crude oil imports …
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