Most Recent Articles - YES!

YES! has a positive solution-oriented focus. We reframe issues, reflect diverse human-scale stories, and offer tools for people to use and to pass along. Here are our most recent articles and blogs.

Assembling For Peace

by D.J. Mitchell

posted Oct 29, 1999

In Sri Lanka, the Sarvodaya Shramadana Movement, a grassroots community development organization that combines Buddhist philosophy with Gandhian methods.

A Zero-emissions Family

by Donella Meadows

posted Oct 29, 1999

a zero-emissions family, by Donna Meadows- the Jonathan Foley family , YES! A Journal of Positive Futures, winter 1999/2000: changing the climate,

Taking Stock

by Jennifer McCullough

posted Oct 29, 1999

Calculating how to be more climate change friendly.

CO2 quiz: are you Kyoto cool?

by Jennifer McCullough

posted Oct 29, 1999

Notes From a Pilgrimage

by Fran Korten

posted Oct 29, 1999

Fran Korten makes a pilgramage to see the Dalai Lama

Indicators

posted Oct 29, 1999

changing the climate, indicators

Green Schools

by Chloe Frommer

posted Oct 29, 1999

changing the climate, green schools By Chloe Frommer

Readers' Forum

posted Oct 29, 1999

Earth's Energy Future

by Deepa Anandakrishnan, Oronto Douglas, Denis Hayes, Jose Lutzenberger, Wolfgang Sachs, Francesca Lyman

posted Oct 29, 1999

changing the climate, earth's energy future, by Deepa Anandakrishnan, Oronto Douglas, Denis Hayes, Josè Lutzenberger, Francesca Lyman, and Wolfgang Sachs

Energy At the Edge

by Chris Frommer, Jennifer McCullough, Shalini Ramanathan

posted Oct 29, 1999

Perhaps the most promising way to meet our energy needs is through efficiently using the energy we already produce

Cities Take the Lead

by Michael Closson

posted Oct 29, 1999

changing the climate, cities take the lead, by Michael Closson

Making Amends

by John Bond

posted Oct 29, 1999

Making Amends by John Bond - Australia Journey of Healing

Episcopal Power And Light

by Tracy Rysavy

posted Oct 29, 1999

An interview with Sally Bingham

Equity In the Air

by Tom Athanasiou

posted Oct 29, 1999

changing the climate, equity in the air, by Tom Athanasiou, YES! magazine

The Global Warming Crisis

by Ross Gelbspan

posted Oct 29, 1999

The solution is as simple as it is overwhelming. To allow our inflamed climate to restabilize requires emissions reductions of 70 percent. And that implies a rapid global energy transition to high-efficiency and renewable energy sources. Those sources exist today, and they are capable of providing all the energy we use and more. Ross Gelbspan