Monthly Archives: December 2008

Here is a great interview with Mike Ruppert, in September 2006, shortly before his retirement. He touches on the ecology of money and the importance of spending locally. Mike now blogs at http://mikeuppert.blogspot.com :-) – Dave Crossland

Free training on how to explain Climate Change is being offered in Wimborne by Emily Bullock, project officer for the Dorset Climate Change Coalition! When: Sat 24th January 09:30 – 12:30 Where: Wimbourne Methodist Church‎ (The one with the big … Continue reading →

Here’s is a great video of Professor Albert Bartlett explaining growth. He makes the maths understandable even for people who stopped studying maths at age 16 like me :-) – Dave Crossland

Richard Heinberg recently wrote about using the financial crisis in the way globalists have used other crisese documented in Naomi Klein’s “The Shock Doctrine”: Effective strategy demands recognition of the opportunities and limits of the unique historical moment. It seems … Continue reading →

Mike Ruppert blogged today: Now the simple, logical thing to do would be to look at three problems: collapsing infrastructure, severe water shortages and near total soil depletion in urban areas and fix much of them with one simple stroke. … Continue reading →

George Monboit at The Guardian interviews the EIA about peak oil (video). There are also two articles, one explaining the point of the video that the IEA says Peak Oil happens in 2020, and another more personal piece by Monboit … Continue reading →

Green Drinks seems sensible, organising these in Wimborne would be good :-) – Dave Crossland

Wow. Nottingham City Council has officially recognised Peak Oil, passing the following motion: This Council acknowledges the forthcoming impact of peak oil. The Council therefore needs to respond, and help the citizens it serves respond, to the likelihood of shrinking … Continue reading →