NEW! Podcasts  Carolyn is in the process of making an audio series on emotional and spiritual preparation. For more information and to view a sampler, click here...Carolyn’s Latest Books JUST RELEASED
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By carolyn, on December 1st, 2011% 
To protect the planet, to prevent climate catastrophe through continued pollution, we will have to continue to work beyond Copenhagen by building Earth Democracy based on principles of justice and sustainability. The struggle for climate justice and trade justice are one struggle, not two. The climate crisis is a result of an economic model based on fossil fuel energy and resource intensive production and consumption systems . . . → Read More: Climate Justice Requires A New Paradigm, By Vandana Shiva
By carolyn, on June 29th, 2011% 
Epic floods, massive wildfires, drought and the deadliest tornado season in 60 years are ravaging the United States, with scientists warning that climate change will bring even more extreme weather. . . . → Read More: Experts Warn Epic Weather Ravaging U.S. Could Worsen
By carolyn, on June 4th, 2011% 
Reposted from ENERGY BULLETIN (http://www NULL.energybulletin NULL.net/stories/2011-06-04/silence-deadly-i%E2%80%99m-speaking-out-against-canada-us-tar-sands-pipeline)
The U.S. Department of State seems likely to approve a huge pipeline, known as Keystone XL (http://www NULL.foe NULL.org/keystone-xl-pipeline) to carry tar sands oil (about 830,000 barrels per day) to Texas refineries unless sufficient objections are raised.
The scientific community needs to get involved in this fray now. . . . → Read More: Silence Is Deadly: I’m Speaking Out Against The Canada-U.S. Tar Sands Pipeline, By James Hansen
By carolyn, on May 24th, 2011% 
Caution: It is vitally important not to make connections. When you see pictures of rubble like this week’s shots from Joplin, Mo., you should not wonder: Is this somehow related to the tornado outbreak three weeks ago in Tuscaloosa, Ala., or the enormous outbreak a couple of weeks before that (which, together, comprised the most active April for tornadoes in U.S. history). No, that doesn’t mean a thing. . . . → Read More: Bill McKibben: A Link Between The Joplin Tornadoes And Climate Change? Never!
By carolyn, on May 9th, 2011% 
I have been following the Fukushima story very closely since the earthquake and devastating tsunami. I have asked scientists I know, nuclear physicists and others about where they find real information. I have also watched as the news has virtually disappeared. There is something extremely disturbing going on, and having lived through the media blackout in France back in April and early May 1986, and speaking to doctors who are deeply concerned by the dramatic increase in cancers appearing at very young ages, it is obvious that information is being held back. We are still told not to eat mushrooms and truffles from parts of Europe, not wild boar and reindeer from Germany and Finland 25 years later. . . . → Read More: Deadly Silence on Fukushima: It’s So Not Over, By Vivian Norris
By carolyn, on April 22nd, 2011% Renowned environmentalists Maude Barlow and Vandana Shiva join us. Says Shiva, “Most civilizations of the world, for most of human history, have seen the world in terms of relatedness and connection,” says Shiva. “And if there’s one thing the rights of Mother Earth is waking us to, is: we are all connected.” . . . → Read More: VIDEO: Vandana Shiva And Maude Barlow On The Rights of Mother Earth
By carolyn, on April 14th, 2011% 
But what Eaarth does to protect itself from human intervention is unlikely to prove beneficial for human societies. As the planet warms and glaciers melt, sea levels will rise, inundating coastal areas, destroying cities, and flooding low-lying croplands. Drought will become endemic in many once-productive farming areas, reducing food supplies for hundreds of millions of people. Many plant and animal species that are key to human livelihoods, including various species of trees, food crops, and fish, will prove incapable of adjusting to these climate changes and so cease to exist. Humans may — and again I emphasize that may — prove more successful at adapting to the crisis of global warming than such species, but in the process, multitudes are likely to die of starvation, disease, and attendant warfare. . . . → Read More: The Planet Strikes Back: Why We Underestimate The Earth And Overestimate Ourselves, By Michael Klare
By carolyn, on March 24th, 2011% 
Radiation found in fields 40 kilometers north of Fukushima runs 5 cm. deep, and an expert expects it will last at least 30 years. A big part of Japan is lost to agriculture, if not to human habitation. Certainly the tens of thousands of nuclear refugees from Fukushima itself and neighboring villages are not going home. Not in their lifetimes. Caldicott says this is the big one. . . . → Read More: AUDIO: Radio Ecoshock Interview With Dr. Helen Caldicott–The Nuclear Nightmare Continues
By carolyn, on March 21st, 2011% 
Reposted from: COMMON DREAMS (http://www NULL.commondreams NULL.org/view/2011/03/21-0)
What will it take for our world to recognize the dangers that nuclear scientists and even Albert Einstein were warning about at the “dawn” of the nuclear age?Nuclear power and nuclear weapons have been sold to the public relentlessly, in the first instance as necessary, and the . . . → Read More: Beyond Fukushima: A World In Denial About Nuclear Risks, By Danny Schechter
By carolyn, on March 14th, 2011% 
MSNBC (http://www NULL.msnbc NULL.msn NULL.com/id/42066534/ns/world_news-asiapacific/#)
SOMA, Japan — A third explosion in four days rocked the earthquake-damaged Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant in northeast Japan early Tuesday, the country’s nuclear safety agency said.
The blast at Dai-ichi Unit 2 followed two hydrogen explosions at the plant — the latest on Monday — as authorities struggled to . . . → Read More: Explosion Rocks Third Japanese Reactor
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What’s New Watch Carolyn and Andrew Harvey discuss Transition And Transformation: The Joy Of Preparation (http://vimeo NULL.com/33870113) on Vimeo.
 (http://www NULL.youtube NULL.com/watch?v=RBQisHSvwVY)Listen to Podcast with Carolyn and Chris Martenson discussing emotional resilience in turbulent times Post Peak Living  (http://www NULL.1shoppingcart NULL.com/app/?af=1108821) |
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