December 2007
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As it should be easy to work out, the many different calls on my time have left this experiment languishing in the virtual dust of “yet another unloved blog”. I made the monumental decision today to delete from my newsreader all the feeds I used as inspiration for Global Motives content.  I faced the reality that I simply did not have time for this and I was no longer sufficiently...
Dec 19th
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November 2007
2 posts
Costa Rica and New Zealand on Path to Carbon... →
Nov 7th
Biofuels: When Subsidies and Special Interests... →
Nov 4th
October 2007
7 posts
Oil prices smash records again - catastrophe for... →
Oct 15th
20 Tips for Living in Small Spaces | My So-Called... →
Some handly little hints for those people who decide to reduce their residential footprint.  Personally, I could use some of these just to keep my own place in order (and it’s not that tiny…) Via TreeHugger
Oct 14th
Oct 9th
New northern ice age could send refugees to... →
I’d be more likely to head north if this happened. I much prefer the cold.
Oct 7th
The Top 10 Women in Cleantech « Earth2Tech →
US-centric, but it’s still nice to see individuals getting some recognition for the work they do.
Oct 4th
Oct 2nd
Bamboo: Facts behind the Fiber →
Is bamboo as green as it is made out to be?
Oct 1st
September 2007
22 posts
Sep 26th
'Green Guilt' causing neighbours to fib |... →
Via the Utne Reader.
Sep 24th
Sep 23rd
The Meaning of $80 Oil | Worldwatch Institute →
Sep 20th
Sep 19th
“Through its ongoing research and development, XtremeHomes focuses on ways to...”
– Xtreme Homes Via Earth2Tech
Sep 18th
Is peak oil a guy thing? | Resource Insights →
Via Worldchanging.
Sep 18th
Sep 16th
World's Most Polluted Places 2007 | Blacksmith... →
Speaks for itself, really.
Sep 15th
Window to Prevent Catastrophic Climate Change... →
Sep 13th
High oil prices disastrous for developing... →
Sep 12th
What We Can Learn From The Lunatic Fringe? |... →
Sometimes “lunatic fringe” means an idea is so far advanced that it is beyond your capacity to understand it. Sometimes the “lunatic fringe” is just plain loony.
Sep 11th
Sep 10th
Crop Yields Expand, but Nutrition Is Left Behind |... →
It’s not just nutrition that’s left behind in the quest for higher quantities and “perfect looking” fruit.  Flavour seems to take a back seat as well.
Sep 10th
“Carbon Catalog is an independent directory of carbon offsets, offering detailed...”
– Carbon Catalog - Via Earth2Tech
Sep 9th
“Permablitz: An informal gathering involving a day on which a group of at least...”
– Permablitz.net - Permablitz Defined
Sep 9th
Sep 6th
Sep 6th
“I’m not saying that the whole United States should live like our No Impact...”
– No Impact Man. This family has done some amazing things and made better lives while doing with much, much less. I wish for my convictions to be 1/10th as strong.
Sep 5th
Sep 4th
Why Energy Efficiency is a Hard Sell | Alternative... →
Sep 4th
Sep 1st
August 2007
23 posts
Fighting slash and burn in Madagascar: African... →
Yet another example of using the internet to mobilise support.
Aug 30th
Aug 29th
Aug 28th
Aug 27th
King Coal: What it costs us | Washington Post →
Highlighting that coal mining has more than environmental costs.  After all, human life is worth something too, no?
Aug 27th
An Action Plan for Affordable Housing |... →
An action plan designed for the Chicago area. Problems may be local but ideas are universal.
Aug 26th
Aug 22nd
Mountain gorillas in danger in the Congo →
Worst part of the story? The following sentence: “There’s a very strong incentive for these people to kill gorillas” Sometimes I really dislike the fact that I live in a world where this is true…
Aug 21st
Aug 19th
http://www.littlebrowndress.com/ →
The most interesting ideas also often seem to be the simplest.
Aug 16th
Darfur: An Unforgivable Hell on Earth →
Here is a good blog about the genocide in Darfur. Go there if you care, or if you’re just a little bit curious. Reblogged from Miscellany from Past and Present
Aug 15th
Sunspots May Drive Heavy Rains in Africa →
Sometimes global warming isn’t to blame after all. Via Treehugger.
Aug 14th
Deforestation rate in Amazon decreased by 25%... →
Aug 13th
Two-year respite before heat hits →
Worried much? I know I am.
Aug 12th
Aug 11th
Global-Warming Deniers: A Well-Funded Machine -... →
The comments are most illuminating.  So much fear and anger on both sides of the argument, and so much talking around in circles. Sort of like the scientific community, really.
Aug 9th
Climate change likely to increase risk of hunger |... →
Aug 8th
Aug 6th