Consumerism
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Bartering System Makes a Comeback Due to Greek Financial Crisis
Greece is in financial crisis. That’s unlikely to be news to anyone after updates on the Greek economy have been…
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Sustainability Movement
As rampant manufacturing and productions of goods are causing huge harm to human physical well-being, farming, ecosystems, and world climate,…
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Origins Documentary Premiere – Available for Free Between November 13 – 22, 2014
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rf4vJKZXxn8 Watch the exclusive worldwide premiere of the Origins film — available here between November 13th – November 22nd, 2014.
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A Gunpowder Plot Against Democracy
This bill of rights for corporations will blow up the sovereignty of parliaments. On this day a year ago, I…
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Light Bulb Moments
Think of the Industrial Revolution as the start of carbonifeous capitalism. — Dr. Ian Stewart Many a contemporary scientist has…
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Where Are Today’s Misemployment Figures?
When unemployment figures start to decrease in many countries, economists and governments congratulate themselves on their ability to ‘stimulate’ demand.…
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Nature is Speaking
I say may those who have a loud voice speak! This is precisely what Nature Is Speaking has ventured to…
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The Plastic Society – Moving Towards Plastic Independence
We all know about society’s over-consumption of plastic. We’ve heard again and again that it takes up to a millennia…
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Ripping Yarns
Only 0.01% of our seas are protected, and even the top conservation sites are up for grabs. A few days…
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Plastic Bags Fact Sheet
Worldwide, a trillion single-use plastic bags are used each year, nearly 2 million each minute. The amount of energy required…
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Falling Apart
Competition and individualism are forcing us into a devastating Age of Loneliness. What do we call this time? It’s not…
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The Conservative Lorax
The Lorax, published in video form on our site here, is a much-loved children’s tale by Dr. Seuss — one…
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