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A Movement Too Deep to Fail
Unrest over income inequality and financial corruption occupies emotional space, not just urban space. Economic imbalances are unacceptable in part because they release toxic levels
A Way With Plants
Some of my friends tell me they have “black thumbs,” and that each ill-fated horticultural effort results in the botanical equivalent of assisted suicide (“Away
What American Business Needs to Know
Investors and venture capitalists are increasingly taking notice of new indicators of opportunity. For example, 2009 was the first year that the average size of
Why Aren’t We Sustainable?
The biggest threat to America is the American way of life, yet we cling to it like a sweaty pillow on a sleepless night. How
Beneath the Bottom Line: Making a Difference
Too often, we respond to urgent reports about the decline of nature with a shrug of the shoulders. Since many impacts are embedded within gigantic
Extreme Makeover of YOUR Neighborhood
Old Normal: Carefree, car-dependent consumption as a way of life. What defines “the good life” is mindless consumption – having anything and everything we want.
