Toward a World that Works for Everyone
Environmental Politics & Ethics: It’s Time to Choose Those Endeavors Which Help Our World …Not Harm It “This study’s main finding flies in the face of fracking’s dangerous reality. The fact is, dirty drilling has caused documented, widespread water contamination across the country,” commented Rachel Richardson, director of Environment America’s Stop Drilling program. (1) In essence, […]
And now for something a little bit different. An inspiring TEDTalk by Danish born architect, Bjarke Ingels, on architectural alchemy which integrates a radical approach towards political, social and economic transparency in designing ecological and sustainable communities.
David Suzuki’s daughter Severn is an environmental activist, speaker, television host and author. She has spoken around the world about environmental issues, urging listeners to define their values, act with the future in mind, and take individual responsibility. I haven’t heard someone use the terminology of thinking globally and acting locally in some time but […]
Matthew Ward has issued a message prior to his usual monthly schedule. Given how much is going on, I welcome it for its soothing influence. He reviews the troubles occurring in the world and tells us that some tumult, with some dislocation, is to be expected and is necessary to clear the tenacious dark forces […]
Here are two views of the oil spill that point in the direction of it possibly being part of a more extensive process. The first is a video sent to me by Lou Hearnesberger, in which Henning Kenmer, a man with a geological background connected to the Danish petroleum industry, says that the color of […]
https://spiritofmaat.com/may10/slovenia_cleanup.html From Spirit of Ma’at Slovenia is one of the most bio-diverse countries in the world. Slovenians took part in an international incentive known as ‘Let’s do it world!’ and broke all-time record . The idea of ‘Let’s do it’ actions is to organize major clean-up action in one country in one day and all […]
