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Cap-and-Trade's Bubble Trouble

Elizabeth Palmberg 12-16-2009

High Drama and Delicate Negotiations in Copenhagen

Tim Costello 12-15-2009

Yesterday was a day of high drama where Africa walked out, suspended talks, and then later in the day returned after the Danish facilitators took on some of their concerns.

Climate Justice Clips: Countdown to Copenhagen, Day 1

Jarrod McKenna 12-07-2009

Ok, so if Amos was to show up today and deliver his poetic-prophetix in the body of a skinny, pale spectacled, over educated English environmental analyst, he might look something like the amazing Danny Chivers. ...

Climate Justice Clips: Countdown to Copenhagen, Day 2

Jarrod McKenna 12-06-2009

This clip is one of my favorites. This is from an awesome mob called "smartMeme" a collective that share much in common with "The Change Agency" who I do some facilitating for in Australia. If I was living in the States this is definitely a group I would be working with and learning from. ...

Climate Justice Clips: Countdown to Copenhagen, Day 3

Jarrod McKenna 12-05-2009

This clip comes from a fantastic collective who are putting into practice Gandhi's words "under certain circumstances, fasting is [a] weapon God has given us for use in times of utter helplessness." ...

Climate Justice Clips: Countdown to Copenhagen, Day 4

Jarrod McKenna 12-04-2009

Unlike the other clips we've been showing in this "countdown to COP15" this one EPYC hasn't shown in workshops but is often mentioned by students. It comes from a science teacher named Greg Craven ...

Climate Justice Clips: Countdown to Copenhagen, Day 6

Jarrod McKenna 12-02-2009

This clip gave an Aussie kid like me who grew up on Midnight Oil goose bumps (embarrassingly I cried despite the cringe factor) and was very popular with students in our workshops because of the big name stars. ...

Climate Justice Clips: Countdown to Copenhagen, Day 7

Jarrod McKenna 12-01-2009

The Locavore's Dilemma: What We Eat is More Than Just a Personal Choice

LaVonne Neff 11-17-2009

I'm a cradle vegetarian. Didn't have even a bite of meat -- red or white, fish or fowl -- until I was maybe eleven years old, and then I lost my dietary virginity to a hot dog.

Put Poor People on the Climate Change Agenda

Jim Wallis 10-15-2009

Last week, a group of senators, many in the leadership of the majority Democratic Party, asked for a meeting with a small group of interfaith religious leaders. Their topic: climate change. The Senate now has a bill that will soon be up for a vote and the 10 senators wanted our feedback -- and also our support. I was asked to say a few words.

We've Crashed Our Cars into the Living Room of the World's Poor

Peter Illyn 9-28-2009

Proverbs 31:8 says "Speak out for those who cannot speak [for themselves]."

Global Warming's Six Americas

Rusty Pritchard 9-24-2009

Climate Week is upon us, and as world leaders gather at the UN and the G-20 to nibble away at the problem of international cooperation to address the issue, popular American responses seem to veer

Global Warming Will Mean Migrant Crises

Robert Bolognese 7-31-2009

The planet is warming at an unprecedented rate, and this will have enormous impact: By the middle of this century, an estimated 150 to 200 million people may become permanently displaced due to ris

Eco-Justice: Getting There from Here

Elizabeth Palmberg 6-19-2009

As I look at where we need to get, pronto -- 350 parts per million or less carbon in the atmosphere, sustainable use of planetary resources, and a world economy consistent with those things -- and

Who Should Pay for Our Pollution?

Elizabeth Denlinger Reaves 6-10-2009

Congress is hard at work on historic energy and climate change legislation. The House of Representatives plans to vote on a bill in the next few weeks, with the Senate to follow in early fall.

The Legacy of an Eco-Prophet: Remembering Thomas Berry

Cesar Baldelomar 6-03-2009

Today's most pressing task for humanity, I believe, is to halt the current environmental crisis.

Voices of Global Climate Change, Part II: Leo Atakpu

Elizabeth Palmberg 4-24-2009

Nigerian activist Leo Atakpu is a busy guy -- he advocates for debt cancellation, opposes water privatization, and speaks out against climate change.

Voices of Global Climate Change, Part I: Fe' Kaho Tevi

Elizabeth Palmberg 4-23-2009

Often, when we hear about global warming, what we get on the news is statistics that are hard to take in.

The Social Side Effects of Global Warming

Cesar Baldelomar 4-22-2009

We are at a global turning point.

The Eco-Footprint of War: Lemeyo's Story

Amanda Hendler-Voss 4-14-2009

Lemeyo Abon, an indigenous elder from the Marshall Islands, is a survivor of fallout from the largest nuclear bomb ever