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Hahnel: Re: Montreal?
Forum Post, July, 12 2011
Robin Hahnel
Hahnel's ZSpace page
Increasingly publishers control both cover design and titles, often not even asking for author input. That is the trend of the mostly sad times we live in. Unfortunately authors' only revenge against an industry that increasi...
Wiley: awesome article
Forum Post, July, 12 2011
Jason Wiley
Wiley's ZSpace page
I just wanted to say this was the best article I've ever read on these issues. I hope the author is writing a book or something to get more exposure for his work. This is powerful stuff and a lot of people would benefit greatly fro...
Laverack: Tell it like it is
Forum Post, July, 10 2011
Richard Laverack
Laverack's ZSpace page
Dear Naomi, Thank you for you article, I have been an avid reader of your work since No Logo and thought The Shock Doctrine was a defining moment in political literature. I watched your talk to Transition Town Totnes in the U.K. and posted a comme...
Corbett: Montreal?
Forum Post, July, 08 2011
Jean-Francois Corbett
Corbett's ZSpace page
I recently asked for -- and received -- Green Economics as a birthday present. Currently working through it. I actually read "ABCs of Political Economy" beforhand to get some more general background; that was really very useful and inter...
H: Conflicting interests
Forum Post, July, 07 2011
Joe H
H's ZSpace page
Good points. The wastefulness of cars is a good example of when market externalities -- effects on third parties from market transactions -- are clearly absolutely huge, not a small correction to an efficient system. A truly efficient system wou...
Rissler: Re: Cars, GM employee and Community
Forum Post, July, 06 2011
Mike Rissler
Rissler's ZSpace page
Amen and amen. I have lived in Latin America for many years and now am back in the States. Corporate America is essentially heartless and inhuman. This in spite of many decent people who serve as the human interface at McDo...
Greeman: Brian Tokar Replies
Forum Post, July, 06 2011
Richard Greeman
Greeman's ZSpace page
BRIAN TOKAR’s DISCUSSION, WITH RG’S INTERJECTIONS IN BOLD. Thanks, Richard (and David) for offering some invigorating food for thought here. In this highly bizarre time, when the effects of climate chaos are now reaching everywh...
Juschka: more proof of the wastefulness of cars
Forum Post, July, 06 2011
Darlene Juschka
Juschka's ZSpace page
Thanks Yves for this piece. For folks considering giving up these wasteful consumables - that is automobiles - adapting to a carless lifestyle takes a little time but is absolutely doable. I haven't owned a vehicle since June 1999 and I have m...
Phillips: Cars, GM employee and Community
Forum Post, July, 06 2011
Blair M. Phillips
Phillips's ZSpace page
Yves - To comment as an employee of General Motors of Canada puts me in somewhat of a awkward position. Why? There is a belief system out there found in the Corporate owned media that if Corporations make it - then it must be good for t...
Vilkins: Re: My 2 cents
Forum Post, June, 24 2011
Mareks Vilkins
Vilkins's ZSpace page
For me highways and cars are American totems for progress. The internet is very much the same. It was intended for war intelligence and launch codes much like highways for use with gas burners and missiles ~~~~~~ right, dude only fo...
Wilson: Corporate Mainstream Food Media
Forum Post, June, 14 2011
Brad Wilson
Wilson's ZSpace page
There is too much here that's influenced by corporate mainstream media, or by the progressive or conservative media, or by the mainstream agricultural press, who all tend to make the same mistakes. Related to this, there's too little...
Small: Re: Rate Models
Forum Post, June, 03 2011
Brian Small
Small's ZSpace page
A lot more, decentralized energy production avoids all the loss over power lines too. Long transmission lines are extremely expensive.. It would be nice to see power production opened up for everybody, set up for lots of small scale innovation.. I...
Small: Re: Monbiot is so two faced
Forum Post, June, 02 2011
Brian Small
Small's ZSpace page
I thought David Suzuki's _Good News_ was a useful gook. He was good about pulling together oil and nuke issues. There's a problem with dragging all this stuff up out from under the earth, all this stuff that we, and our civilization, didn&...
Small: Rate Models
Forum Post, June, 01 2011
Brian Small
Small's ZSpace page
Energy Activists here in Japan say that the way Germany worked it's rate system to encourage sustainable energy has been great for promoting decentralized energy promotion. If communities are involved in developing appropriate energy sources, ...
Small: Re: Participatory thought
Forum Post, June, 01 2011
Brian Small
Small's ZSpace page
There's a lot of strong criticism of Nuke Power on Znet also. Why assume that Michael Albert, or anybody else, agrees with everything a writer says just because some of their material is on the site? If Monbiot is good on some issues why not m...
MARKS: Monbiot is so two faced
Forum Post, May, 31 2011
Howard MARKS
MARKS's ZSpace page
George Monbiot is so two faced and I am sick of it. Firstly on the nuclear issue let us put that to one side as time will prove that he is like Christopher Hitchens on the Iraq War when it comes to nukes. If Mr Monbiot loves his nukes so much he c...
Yearwood: Re: Participatory thought
Forum Post, May, 31 2011
Kelvin Yearwood
Yearwood's ZSpace page
Hi Eugene, You say "Participatory Thought" but do not present an argument against Monbiot's position. I say this because I am sure you have something to add beyond "rubbish."
Rapi: Participatory thought
Forum Post, May, 31 2011
Eugene Rapi
Rapi's ZSpace page
As usual the jounalist Monbiot presents a split analysis of "clean energy" , which impresses Michael Albert. If nuclear reactors are so clean why doesn´t he set up a community in the vicinity of a nuclear reactor such as one of tho...
Tevans00: clear articulate meaningful
Forum Post, May, 23 2011
Ted Tevans00
Tevans00's ZSpace page
Thanks for writing this ! This piece is one of the most undertandable explainations of the current reality on this earth.
Small: Hamaoka and Kariwa Kashiwazaki
Forum Post, May, 21 2011
Brian Small
Small's ZSpace page
I can't believe people gave 76,000 dollars just to sing a song at an Obama fundraiser. It seems like that money would get more bang for the buck somewhere else but maybe there's something in the details where it makes sense, the mone...


