ScienceDaily: Top Environment News Lightning reshapes rocks at the atomic level Posted: 05 Aug 2015 04:17 PM PDT A lightning strike can reshape a mineral’s crystal structure, according to a new study. Researchers once believed only meteorites could do so. From a million miles away, NASA camera …
P2P Foundation – 100 Women who are co-creating the P2P Society: Stephanie Rearick of the Mutual Aid Network
Click here to read this mailing online. “P2P Foundation” – 3 new articles 100 Women who are co-creating the P2P Society: Stephanie Rearick of the Mutual Aid Network Cooperatives are breaking into the domain of the sharing economy Pope Francis on the need for structural social change More Recent …
REN21’s Renewables 2015 Global Status Report
a Newsletter – June 2015 In this issue News from the Secretariat | News from the Network | Upcoming Events Dear Reader, As I write these lines, I am on my way back from the launch of this year’s Global Status Report in China. Over the past decade, China has established itself …
The 2015 SRI Conference Fossil Fuel Divestment Survey
The 2015 SRI Conference Fossil Fuel Divestment Survey Please take four minutes to answer a few questions that will help us take the pulse of the SRI community on this very important topic. Your input is important and will be kept strictly confidential. Even if you completed our 2013 …
Real Estate Crowdfunding Stays Hot as RealtyShares Raises $10M
Wednesday, April 8 Top Stories Visit Our Site Follow Like RSS RealtyShares Raises $10M in Series A Round — RealtyShares, a real estate crowdfunding platform for accredited investors, announced yesterday that it’s raised $10 million in a Series A round from Menlo Ventures and General Catalyst Partners. The company has …
Water management planning approach deals with deep uncertainties
News Alert Issue 409, 26 March 2015 Science for Environment Policy About this service Contact the Editor Subscribe to this News Alert In this issue Water management planning approach deals with deep uncertainties More adaptive approaches to planning could help policymakers deal with deep uncertainties about the future of our …
WATCH: Black churches join the climate fight. The tide is about to turn!
“The Black church has always joined hands with other faith traditions and stood on the front lines as they did in Selma, Alabama, fifty years ago. Now it’s time to take on climate change.” –Reverend Ambrose Carroll, Green For All Fellow + Green The Church Founder People of all faiths …
Announcing: the all-new Ecocities Emerging
Link to webpage version of this newsletter http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs072/1100594 Greetings! How do we approach urban planning and resource management in ways that preserve health and the environment while meeting our basic needs? The Ecocity represents an urban ideal that simultaneously envisions and plans for co-benefits and synergies between its various …
Why I’m Hopeful Regarding Climate Change
By Timothy Nash, Sustainable Economist and Ethical Markets Director of Sustainability Research www.sustainableeconomist.com On September 21, 2014, I joined more than 400,000 people in New York City for the People’s Climate March. It was a remarkable experience. Marching was great, but the best was stopping to watch the stream of …
The World Future Society transformation has begun: An autumn letter from WFS CEO Amy Zalman
October 10, 2014 Dear Fellow Futurists, I hope that your autumn has started happily. Here at the World Future Society, we have been busy laying the groundwork for a multi-year transformation of our organization into the world’s premiere platform for nurturing and empowering futurists. Today, I’m writing …