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ShareWho's stepping up to the climate challenge? Learn about getting past denial, creative direct action, global climate justice, carbon-neutral cities, transition towns and more.
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EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION: There's Still Enough Time |
New VisionsSolving today’s big problems will take more than a quick fix. These authors offer clarity about the roots of our problems and visions of a better way. |
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We thought we had 20, 30, 50 years to take on the climate crisis. We were wrong. The scary science, smart policies, and critical actions that could still avert disaster. |
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How to break the climate stalemate between the Global South and the North. :: Climate Solutions from South Africa, Kenya, and Bangladesh |
World & CommunityNew models that foster justice and real prosperity, and sustain the Earth’s living systems. How can we bring these models to life and put them to work? |
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New mobilizations inject new urgency into a process stymied by big business and cautious governments. End of Big Coal?
Momentum is building to stop mountaintop removal and new coal-fired power plants.
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Towns Rush to Make A Fast Track from Coal
New coal plants halted; new renewables coming on line. But what about the old, dirty coal plants? |
The Power of OneStories of people who find their courage, open their hearts, and discover what it means to be human in today’s world. |
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Critics say The Story of Stuff is un-American. Rubbish, says the film’s creator. |
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The money, CEOs, and Astroturf groups behind the climate deniers. |
Life after Stuff
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1. Kumi Naidoo of Greenpeace 2. Clayton Thomas-Müller, Indigenous Activists 3. Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins of Green for All 4. Rev. Canon Sally Bingham, Faith Leader |
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5. Sharon Hanshaw, Organizing after Katrina 6. Marcus Ryan of DC Project 7. Lorelei Scarbro, Appalachian Activist |
Breaking OpenHumor, story-telling, and the arts—taking you into unexpected spaces where business-as-usual breaks open into new possibilities. |
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What Costa Rica Knows about
How this Central American country tops the world in happiness, peace, longevity, and environmental stewardship. |
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Author Mark Kulansky unearths a Depression-era project to document the country's food traditions. Two recipes from the book |
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COMMENTARY SIGNS OF LIFE UPDATE :: YES! STORIES REVISITED |
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QUOTE PAGE: FROM THE PUBLISHER YES! BUT HOW?
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IN REVIEW YES! MUSIC PICKS YES! FILM PICKS :: Fresh: The Movie :: Homo Toxicus |
