Forward to a Friend Having trouble viewing this issue? Click here. Refer a Friend to Energy and Capital. What $10 Oil Does to Solar By Jeff Siegel | Wednesday, March 11th, 2015 In Dubai, solar is now cheaper than oil at $10 a barrel. Yes, you read that correctly. …
FOCUS: Pete Seeger, Folk Legend, Dead at 94
I was honored to know Pete Seeger and that he supported our Citizens for Clean Air efforts in New York City in the 1960s ! He will always be a hero to environmentalists and those working for a more peaceful, just sustainable green future for All Life on this planet …
FUTURIST UPDATE: Year’s Best Stories about the Future
Futurist Update, Year-End Special This year THE FUTURIST featured the writing of inventor Ray Kurzweil, management futurist Paul Saffo, science fiction author Brenda Cooper, environmentalist and MacAuthur Fellow Lester Brown, nanotechnology pioneer K. Eric Drexler and roboticist and TED fellow Rodney Brooks, among many other of today’s most creative …
World Pulse – 10th Birthday!
Celebrate 10 Years of Impact With Us! Tomorrow is our 10th birthday! We invite you to join us via live stream to celebrate the connections and impact of our global community over our first ten years. Live stream begins tomorrow, October 9, at 6:45pm Pacific Time (UTC/GMT -8). Bookmark this …
Fluoride or the Fox in the Henhouse
In North Carolina there is a great range of music on the radio from classical to folk to the most avant-garde. An old tune caught my attention the other day. Some of its catchy words won’t let me go, and I think I am starting to know why: “Who broke …
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho joins Ethical Markets Advisory Board
Mae-Wan Ho, B. Sc. Hon. (First Class) and Ph. D. Hong Kong University, Director of Institute of Science in Society (website www.i-sis.org.uk archived by the British Library as part of national documentary heritage), Chief Editor and Art Director of its quarterly trend-setting magazine, Science in Society, is best known for pioneering work on …
African Market Celebrates 500 Years of St. Augustine History, Culture and Diversity
By Rosalinda Sanquiche, September 9, 2013 Fort Mose is hosting its first African Market festival, October 12-14, 2013. The African Market is planned as a rousing celebration reminiscent of African markets around the world, crowded with food vendors, street artists, musicians, dancers and artisans hawking their wares to visitors looking …
WEA’s Gala is Coming Up on September 19th!
WEA’s Gala is Coming Up on September 19th! Here are five reasons to join us for our annual celebration, From Ripple to Wave: 1. We will celebrate the world’s women who are making ripples. You will meet Rose Malalwa, who will be joining as a Special Guest. 2. We will take you back to earth. We will …
July 16, 2013, at 5 pm Hawthorne Valley will host A Declaration of Interdependence
On July 16, 2013, at 5 pm Hawthorne Valley will host A Declaration of Interdependence in celebration of local living economies in the Hudson Valley and Greater Berkshire Region. This year, we will honor Judy Wicks and her new book Good Morning, Beautiful Business: The Unexpected Journey of an Activist Entrepreneur and …
ScienceDaily: Top Environment News
Deadly effects of certain kinds of household air pollution lead to call for biomarker studies Extreme algal blooms: The new normal? By keeping the beat, sea lion sheds new light on animals’ movements to sound Southern California sagebrush better suited to climate change, study finds Soils in newly forested areas …
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