I’m writing this on a US Airways flight, kicking off my trip to interview Dr. Raj Pachauri. Everything’s running right on time so far. To their credit, the airline has an active recycling program. But might they be overzealous? For …
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Santa Barbara Celebrates Earth Day
This afternoon I plan to take my daughter and a few of her friends down to the magnificent celebration of Earth Day that the city of Santa Barbara puts together each year. The show grows in scope each year; last …
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Survey: Contemplating Mankind’s Medium-Term Future: 2011 – 2050
Are you familiar with our surveys here, in which we ask readers to weigh in on the important topics of the day? Please consider and comment on the following set of ideas, which I’ll send out as soon as I …
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Survey on Sustainability — Thanks For Your Participation
Please scroll to the very bottom to enter a sentence or two (more if you like) that summarizes your vision of the most likely future that mankind faces over the coming few decades.
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