Environmental Politics and The False Muddle
This “false middle” tactic only works when we allow ourselves to be manipulated. The Regressives wave their hands like a magician to distract us from what the issues and questions really are. Too often the call to ‘be reasonable’ is an invitation to abandon reason entirely and form an opinion based on ego.
40,000 Year Old Australian Archaeology Site Reignites Debate On Origins
An Aboriginal leader in Australia claims archaeologists have discovered the world’s southernmost site of early human life. The site is reported to be 40,000 years old. Is this the earliest human site here, and what does it mean in terms of the origins of human settlement?
Democracy Now! For Ecological Sustainability
Broadly speaking democracy is not about counting votes so much as it is about an informed and universal participation in the decision making process. An informed public can make the connection between climate change, heat waves, drought cycles, and their food supply and do something about it.
Do Earthquakes Trigger More Earthquakes?
Is there a connection between the recent Earthquakes in Haiti, Chile, and now Taiwan, or are they unrelated events? Scientific experts weigh in.
A New Way Of Thinking
The discussion of strategy within the environmental movement, indeed the entire social justice movement, is fraught with challenges that may well be unique to our age.
