Blogs
by James Russell on December 13, 2007 The tension between massive, immediate action and effective
action...
by James Russell on December 12, 2007 It starts innocently enough. “You know science isn’t a
consensus process.”
by James Russell on December 11, 2007 When sea level is rising and there’s no common ground in
sight...
by James Russell on December 10, 2007 I’ve just arrived back from a reception at the UN climate conference
in Bali hosted by the International Emissions
Trading Association (IETA).
by James Russell on December 7, 2007 Friday’s here, but the work at the
UN climate
conference in Bali continues
tomorrow.
by James Russell on December 6, 2007 It’s Thursday, and the negotiations at the UN
climate conference in
Bali have moved behind closed doors.
by James Russell on December 6, 2007 I’m beginning to find my way here at the UN
climate conference in
Bali—but what about the negotiators?
by James Russell on December 4, 2007 Day 2 of the UN climate conference in Bali, and things are already heating up.
by James Russell on December 3, 2007 Today, a herd of suits hurried passed a handful of
swimsuit-clad vacationers in the Nusa Dua resort area of Bali, Indonesia.
by Erik Assadourian on November 26, 2007 Freegans often find sustenance at the bottom of dumpsters, helping to reduce waste and limit their participation in the destructive global economy. But is this the best use of their time, or are they just propping up an exploitative economic system?
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