Environment / Green

Around Earth Day, we’re reminded about global warming and pollution, as well as the “green” technologies and consumer choices that may save our planet. We don’t hear as much about agriculture, one of the world’s largest polluters, nor do we appreciate the environmental impact of our diet.

Many of you have supported Domes for the World over the years, and followed our progress as we have worked to improve the lives of people in desperate need of safe and affordable housing. http://www.monolithic.com/stories/monolithic-ecoshell-built-with-basalt-...

First, let me address what is not going to happen. Some believe the term "pole shift" means the actual flipping of the planet. This is to say, Argentina would be in the northern hemisphere, and Alaska would suddenly be in the southern hemisphere. I have not met or heard of one single accredited scientist affirm any such notion.

34,000 year-old bacteria were found in Death Valley... alive. ~ A new paper published in the January 2011 edition of GSA Today tells the story of the bacteria, which remained in a virtual "suspended animation" for millennia.

The Art of Upcycling: 10 Amazing Cardboard Sculptures by Mark Langan - an Ohio-based artist who has spent the last few years perfecting his unique craft, which createsdynamic sculptures out of repurposed cardboard. He calls it upcycling. For about five years his focus has been giving used corrugated cardboard a new life as sculpture.

FROM http://www.psfk.com ~ Dr. Haresh Lalvani is a sculptor, architect, morphologist, visual mathematician, inventor and a professor at Pratt Institute, working for over 30 years to “decode the morphological genome” - identifying the principles underlying natural and manmade forms.

Using the power of video, go inside the stories of real people and real ideas and progress in global development where out imagination normally doesn't dwell. Browse, watch, and share videos with your world. Sit back, pour yourself a nice drink, put you feet up and go to http://www.viewchange.org

An "outburst of the soul," the composer Frederick Delius called music. The sounds associated with the form produce "a kind of pleasure which human nature cannot do without," observed Confucius. It is the art "which is most nigh to tears and memory," noted the writer Oscar Wilde.

The American Association for Aerosol Research Conference Provides More Clues about Chemtrail/Geoengineering Programs - Could the agenda behind chemtrail/geoengineering programs be more than what geoengineers are admitting?

We are in this together, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzDwJlassDI - several hundred thousand groups - Paul Hawken, Blessed Unrest and WiserEarth - all kinship; no leader; no centre; no male vertebrate at the helm!