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The Page That Counts :: Spring 2004
by Becky Brunposted May 20, 2004 - Number of people there would be in Manhattan if it had as few people per square mile as Alaska, and more...
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Book Review: Radical Simpliciy: Small Footprints On a Finite Earth
by Doug Pibelposted May 20, 2004 - Book review of RADICAL SIMPLICITY: Small Footprints on a Finite Earth by Jim Merkel- Reviewed by Doug Pibel
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the gifts from the four directions
by Ilarion (Larry) Merculieffposted May 20, 2004
- the gifts from the four directions by Ilarion (Larry) Merculieff. The elders tell us that when the people of the four sacred colors come together at last, we will see the beginnings of a new world.
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Book Review: Teaching the Restless
by Marie Eatonposted May 20, 2004
- Teaching the Restless is a sharp critique of schooling, child-rearing practices, and America's increasing rush to medicate away any perceived ‘problem' behaviors. In a disarmingly honest narrative, Chris Mercogliano admits his biases and presents his arguments through persuasive success stories about children who, in most schools, would have been "medicated to learn."
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Etiquette for Activists
by Michael F. Leonenposted May 20, 2004 - Why do so many attempts to build coalitions across race and culture result in hurt and division? These seasoned activists offer tips on what makes the difference between success and disaster.
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Index To Indicators
by Rik Langendoenposted May 20, 2004
- Index to Indicators - Indicators are short news stories about big trends.
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Phillipine Activism Honored
by Rachel Milanezposted May 20, 2004
- Activists Walden Bello and Nicano Perlas and others received Right Livelihood Awards.
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Miami Police Violence Draws
Criticism
by Rachel Milanezposted May 20, 2004
- Voices from across the political spectrum and around the globe are calling for investigations into police violence during the November Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA) demonstrations in Miami, Florida.
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Patriot II Measure Becomes Law
by Carolyn McConnellposted May 20, 2004
- On December 13, 2003, President Bush quietly signed the 2004 Intelligence Authorization Act, which broadens the government's power to track citizens' financial transactions.
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Irish Tax Cuts Plastic Use
Dramatically
by Rik Langendoenposted May 20, 2004
- Plastic bag tax in Ireland has resulted in dramatic reduction in use of plastic bags.
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Forests Win Protection
by Rik Langendoenposted May 20, 2004
- Canadian boreal forests win protection by Rik Langendoen
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Argentine Workers Build New Economy
by Lisa Gale Garriguesposted May 20, 2004
- Worker-run factories like Brukman have continued to operate successfully in Argentina since the 2001 economic collapse caused many businesses to go bankrupt. Two other movements that erupted after Argentina's plunge into economic crisis, urban barter clubs and neighborhood assemblies, have fared less well.
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Stakes High In Redistricting Cases
by Krista Camenzindposted May 20, 2004
- The U.S. Supreme Court is weighing in on redrawn congressional maps that could solidify Republican control of the House of Representatives for the foreseeable future.
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Honest Corporate Reporting Honored
by Becky Brunposted May 20, 2004
- Business Ethics Awards - honest companies honored
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Train Technology Speeds Ahead
by Becky Brunposted May 20, 2004
- Short description of train technology status around the world
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