Peak Oil
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Dmitry Orlov: Peak Oil Lessons From The Soviet Union
Those who appreciated the very interesting articles by Dmitry Orlov (recommended reading!) will appreciate this clip also.
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The Need for Sustainable Agriculture – It’s So Obvious and Inevitable That Even The UN Has To Admit It
Editor’s Note: Quite some time ago, I shared the big 400-scientist-strong IAASTD worldwide study that concluded that small scale, localised,…
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A Solar Powered Life – Part I
Photo of the house showing some of the solar panels and solar hot water system I was happy to read…
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Advanced Solar, and Independence, at PRI’s Zaytuna Farm
Zaytuna Farm, home of the Permaculture Research Institute of Australia, sets up an advanced solar electric system to demonstrate the…
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Respecting Ourselves, Part III: Needs Met Ineffectively or at Great Cost
Editor’s Note: This is Part III of a three-part series. If you haven’t already, please read Part I and Part…
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Richard Heinberg: Peak Oil and the Globe’s Limitations
Those who watched the video at bottom of my recent ‘crystal ball’ post will want to follow up with the…
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Gerald Celente on 2011 – Internet Revolution and Lawn Liberation
A reader of my recent ‘crystal ball‘ post supplied the following video via comment. I thought I’d put it up…
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Glancing at the Crystal Ball – What Do You See?
As the new year turned over, I noticed a few websites running article series where correspondents made their predictions about…
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Making Democracy Work
Editor’s note: This is what I like to see, and hope others will emulate: concrete action to bring about organised,…
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Closing the ‘Collapse Gap’: the USSR was Better Prepared for Collapse than the US
by Dmitry Orlov Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. I am not an expert or a scholar or an activist. I…
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An Agriculture that Stands a Chance: Perennial Polyculture & the Hard Limits of Post-Carbon Farming
More and more articles are being written that continue to hit the proverbial "nail on the head". This one was…
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