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- The Video Archive holds recorded interviews with my friends and family about the realities of climate change and what it means for our lives.
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- Gareth Cox on This is the future. Make of it what you will.
- Lessons from the Boston Celtics for fighting climate change — Transition Voice on Kendrick Perkins is the belief
- EricKrasnauskas on This is the future. Make of it what you will.
- Gareth Cox on This is the future. Make of it what you will.
- Chatter on stock market crash getting louder — Transition Voice on The whole thing, codified.
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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Only madmen.
We believe in what we can touch, smell, observe or prove. These are truths, these are the building blocks for a basic understanding of our world. You refuse them at your peril…because without them you endanger yourself and others. Only … Continue reading
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Iowa’s drought is the world’s problem
“This is not some gentle monthly wake-up call, it’s the same global alarm that’s been screaming at us since 2008″ The above was quoted by Colin Roche of Oxfam, noting that the drought could lead to food shortages for … Continue reading
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My first climate talk! Chatham, MA 8/23/12
As the ABOUT section details, a big component of this site will be me giving the “climate talk” to my friends and family. This is for practical reasons (these are people I love and I want them to be prepared) … Continue reading
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A new chapter begins.
This is my first post. It’s hard to express my feelings at the moment, which are split in several different directions. I feel responsibility, warranted or not. The consequences of climate change are so large and dramatic that I feel … Continue reading
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Welcome!
Hi everyone, thanks for coming to check out the site. You are my best and brightest…those that by blood or common history are caught up in this strange endeavor. A few quick notes: At your earliest convenience, read through the … Continue reading →