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Empire Iceberg

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An iceberg the size of New York is splintering off of West Antarctica's fastest melting glacier. [Video] (more)

Super Weed Nightmare?

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Biotech giant Monsanto invites a weed epidemic by developing seeds resistant to heavy-duty herbicides. (more)

A Growing Revolution

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Permaculture expert Andrew Faust is partnering with OWS and creating a case for how we can utilize ecological principles to design a new economic model that is truly for the people and by the people. [Video] (more)

Future Farmers

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Japan has a plan for robot farmers and tractors to transform land destroyed by last year's tsunami into a futuristic super farm. (more)

Biopsychosocial Technoetics and the 99%

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Occupy may be an ethically motivated, bio-psycho-social response to a systemic process that is being perceived as a threat to the collective organism. (more)

Zombie Bees

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Science fiction has met reality as parasitic flies are turning honeybees into zombies. (more)

Life as Art: The Legacy of Lynn Margulis

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In the wake of Margulis's work, it is clear that relentless competition is not the sole theme of life. We have to acknowledge symbiosis as a key operating principle of life on Earth and install that operating principle within our culture. (more)

Converting Urban and Suburban Lands for Growing Food

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Only in recent years has food production been pushed out beyond the city boundaries. Today's challenge is to bring food back into our cities, "past forward" to a 21st century model that joins new technologies with the old reality that food has to grow somewhere -- ​the closer, the fresher. (more)

As Above, So Below: The Worldview of Lynn Margulis

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Biologist and geoscientist Lynn Margulis composed a grand and powerful view of the living and the non-living through her uncanny ability to lean forward and see the smallest inhabitants of the Earth and then to leap back at the speed of thought to conceptualize the entire planet. This seeing from soil to space marked a unique scientific endeavor. (more)

An Inconvenient Consensus

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Recent reports from the IPCC suggest that things will be getting worse in terms of extreme weather events. (more)

The Great NYC ReSkilling Continues

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On Thurs, Nov 17, immerse yourself in the growing movement tailored to NYC: this month we focus on urban preparedness and DIY holiday gift making.  (more)

The Unsung Intelligence of Life's Web

simonthumb.jpgThe closer one examines life the more apparent does natural intelligence become. Like brilliant ideas and hypotheses made literal flesh in space and time, natural intelligence is what you see when you look down a microscope at a cell. The genetic code is itself an expression of natural intelligence. Codes are the hallmark of intelligent activity. Nature got there first.  (more)

The Great ReSkilling Continues

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Tonight, immerse yourself in the growing movement tailored specifically to NYC with an evening of fun, hands on workshops, activities and networking.  (more)

Force of Peace

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Wangari Maathai, the first enviromentalist and African woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize, passed away on September 25, 2011 from ovarian cancer at age 71. (more)

Scenes From "The Growing Edge"

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Starhawk talks to mycologist Paul Stamets and microbiologist Dr. Elaine Ingham about the permaculture solutions they're developing as an antidote to environmental despair. (more)

Green Maps: An Interview

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Green Maps contribute to policy change, reverse over-development plans, foreground environmental justice issues and create new opportunities for green infrastructure.  The world is a beautiful place. Come and join me from the place where you stand, and help everyone see it that way. (more)

Space Junk Wars

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Humans haven't only been making a mess here on planet Earth, but out in space as well. (more)

Electric Car Runs Wild

EV_thumb.jpgThe world record for the longest drive in a battery-powered vehicle was shattered with a 1,000 mile drive on a single charge. (more)

Bidder 70 Speaks

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Read the official statement by Tim DeChristopher, who was sentenced to two years in prison for successfully bidding on $1.8 million worth of land to save it from being exploited by the oil industry. (more)

Evolver NYC's Great Reskilling

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TONIGHT: Immerse yourself in the growing movement tailored specifically to NYC with an evening of fun, hands on workshops, activities and networking. (more)

Manmade Tree Plague

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Across the U.S. trees are dying in mass numbers due to a new brand of weedkiller. (more)

Pandemic Meltdowns

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Given the domino spread of crises it seems the cosmos is trying to tell us something about the perils of nuclear energy. (more)

Fake Meat Goes Green

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Scientists look towards lab-grown meat to take GMOs one step further in the name of going green. (more)

Solutions to Climate Change

Deepakthmb.jpgThis Thursday, I hope you will join me in a live dialogue with Deepak Chopra and Elizabeth Thompson, director of the Buckminster Fuller institute, on consciousness, social media, and potential solutions to the climate crisis. NYC (more)

Darwin's Pharmacy: Plants as Superpower

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In responding to global climatic change we must evolve, and this evolution begins with the recognition of plants, and the Earth itself, as a super power whose weaponry is temperature change, rising ocean levels, and emergent and proliferating diseases. (more)

Dow Chemical Got Punked

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When Dow Chemical asked Diet for a Hot Planet author Anna Lappe to produce a film for the Future We Create Conference, she didn’t exactly supply the “greenwashing” video Dow had hoped for. (more)

Cry, Wolf

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For decades, the Rocky Mountain states have been the center of an extreme right-wing culture that celebrates the image of man as "warrior." Now, a campaign of intimidation and disinformation has led to the gray wolf's removal from the Endangered Species List. Wolf blood will flow across the Rockies this fall and winter, but the killing might backfire. (more)

RS Plant Medicine Retreat in Costa Rica

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Reality Sandwich is partnering again with Guaria de Osa in Costa Rica, and the shamans of the Secoya tribe from Ecuador, for two plant medicine council gatherings this July. (more)

Waste for Fuel Road Trip

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Two D.I.Y. auto mechanics documented their waste fuel conversion process free online as they embark on a 6,000 mile trip through Canada and down the Atlantic coast, running entirely on vegetable oil. (more)