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Like a carbon tax, but much worse
Margaret Wente The Globe and Mail If you want to put a tax on greenhouse gas emissions, there’s an easy way to do it. You implement a carbon tax, like…
California Drought Tests History of Endless Growth
The New York Times The 25 percent cut in water consumption ordered by Gov. Jerry Brown raises fundamental questions about what life in California will be like in the years…
Lu sur le site de l’Union paysanne
Pierre Rabhi au Québec Pierre Rabhi fera une petite tournée au Québec afin de parler des thèmes qui lui sont chers, Auteur, philosophe et conférencier, Pierre Rabhi est l’un des…
Quelques photographies de glaciers il y a cent ans et aujourd’hui.
These historical photographs of glaciers, when compared with photos taken at a more recent date, shows the dramatic change in the landscape and vegetation that resulted when the glaciers…
In South Africa, Ranchers Are Breeding Mutant Animals to Be Hunted
Bloomberg Breeders are also engineering white lions with pale blue eyes, black impalas, white kudus, and coffee-colored springboks, all of which are exceedingly rare in the wild. “We breed them…
Un abonné nous signale: un site qui permet de tracer un graphique éloquent de la consommation d’électricité par habitant (choix des pays possibles). Devant le Canada, il y a l’Islande et la Norvège.
La Banque Mondiale Une carte pour réviser ses pays é À voir ici
Les déchets nucléaires canadiens seront mortels pour les 400 000 prochaines années. Onze villes se battent pour les entreposer.
Charles Wilkins Report on Business
Interview with Naomi Klein: ‘The Economic System We Have Created Global Warming’
Interview Conducted by Klaus Brinkbäumer Spiegel Can we still stop global warming? Only if we radically change our capitalist system, argues author Naomi Klein. In an interview with SPIEGEL, she…
Infographie: Counterpsill.org is a bustling hub of information that covers 100 years of non-renewable energy disasters.
As a "living archive," the site is updated with news stories, infographics, educational and satirical videos, and invitations to political action. The homepage is a case in point. Disasters are…