Author: Timothy Wilken

What types of property ownership are best for the world? This article explores how petroleum and water are being owned and mis-owned worldwide. Reposted from The Progress Report. George Caffentzis […]

Reposted from How to Save the World. Dave Pollard Several of my key solutions to making our world better—Natural Enterprises, True Collaboration and Model Intentional Communities most notably—rely on the […]

Reposted from How to Save the World. Dave Pollard About a year ago, I made my first public commitment to stop just talking about How to Save the World, and […]

Reposted from Common Dreams. On Wednesday, December 1, 2004, the Center for Health and the Global Environment at Harvard Medical School presented its fourth annual Global Environment Citizen Award to […]

The author is minister at the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Austin. Davidson Loehr The most famous definition of fundamentalism is H. L. Mencken’s: a terrible, pervasive fear that someone, […]

The following sermon was delivered on November 7th 2004 at the First Unitarian Universalist Church of Austin. Davidson Loehr You may wonder why anyone would try to use the word “fascism” […]

The following essay was originally published under the title: Why Forgiving Ourselves and Each Other is the Path to Global Justice in January 2004. John Bunzl When we protest against […]

Dexter Graphic writes: I think this is a reasonable approach which offers some hope of success. John M. Bunzl Evolutionary Biology and the Simultaneous Policy Evolutionary biologists are increasingly questioning […]

Craig Urda Russell  Every man looks at his wood pile with a kind of affection. —Henry David Thoreau It’s late autumn, and when I look out the window of my […]

Richard Duncan, Ph.D has released an announcement of a soon to be published update to his previous (2000)  Olduvai prediction. Sunday, November 21, 2004 The final draft of the Olduvai update is […]