Anthropocene / education / environmental politics / journal / political analysis
by chriscrews · Published 12/13/2011 · Last modified 06/18/2020
In 2004 Ted Nordhaus and Michael Schellenberger, well-known environmental pollsters and political strategists in the DC environmental lobbying circles, released a much discussed essay called The Death of Environmentalism, which argued that the...
By most activist accounts, COP17–which just ended in Durban, SA this weekend–has been yet one more long, official failure to reach any real climate agreements or GHG reduction targets. And like in...
That’s right, fracking is coming to a city near you. Who doesn’t love high-tech geoengineering combined with environmentally destructive energy production all in the name of industry and progress? Well, for those...
Octopi Everywhere Is that a great line or what! I just happened to stumble upon that the other day, no idea why or how. I was searching for something not even vaguely related,...
The following is a copy of an article written in 1990 by Osmarino Amancio Rodrigues (successor to Mendes in the CUT–rubber tappers union) as a response to media and publicity following the assassination...
WTF Universe? That’s my mantra right now. The past few weeks have been full of surprises. And disappointments. And lots of other nouns. I’ve already written about a lot of the political stuff...
The Adventures of Mr. Chris is a collection of personal reflections, scholarly ruminations, travel adventures, and cultural analysis.
