I was honored to present the following material a the UnMoney Convergence in Seattle, Washington on April 15, 2008. You may view the slides used in the presentation. Timothy Wilken […]
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Energy & the Future of Health Care
This is a transcript of a talk presented at the House of Delegates Meeting of the Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses & Allied Professionals on April 29, 2008. It is […]
Continue readingWorld Made by Hand – Read This Book!
David W. Straight This is a finely-written view of a post-collapse America. Cormac Mccarthy’s novel Road was an altogether darker vision: James Howard Kunstler’s book World Made by Hand is […]
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Read Kunstler’s newest novel World Made by Hand. It was great. James Howard Kunstler I happened to be flying into Minneapolis the very day that Northwest Airlines announced its merger […]
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Timothy Wilken I am scheduled to speak at the UnMONEY Convergence on April 14, 15 & 16th in Seattle, Washington. The subject of one of my talks will be GIFTegrity. […]
Continue readingThe Problem of Growth
An interesting read that I found at The Oil Drum. Jeff Vail Stuart Staniford proposed a “way forward” for humanity in his article Powering Civilization to 2050. This article proposes […]
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I am reading the author’s newest novel World Made by Hand, (See book’s website.) This morning he tells us a little more truth. James Howard Kunstler Things are getting very […]
Continue readingA More Perfect Union
This is an amazing speech! I don’t vote, and haven’t since 1968. But I very much enjoyed this talk. Delivered on Tuesday, March 18th, 2008 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Barack Obama […]
Continue readingFacing the Truth
When I have written about our present human crisis, I have often made the point that if we humans are to have a future, we must begin by facing the […]
Continue readingSomething Had to Give: How Oil Bust the American Bubble
Michael T. Klare The economic bubble that lifted the stock market to dizzying heights was sustained as much by cheap oil as by cheap (often fraudulent) mortgages. Likewise, the collapse […]
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