We have reached another bifurcation point in history. While all eyes are on the credit crunch, less is being talked about the "eco-crunch" whose real-world losses – of habitats, water systems, species, soils – can't be bailed out. Even less is being written about the energy and food price crunch. Anyone proposing a strategy that fails to take account of these combined crunches is about to fall to earth with a bump.
hi friends and interested fellows
hope you are all well in this time of crunches
This is a quickly thrown together 600 words about the trinity of crunches (credit/eco/energy) that the guardian comment is free asked me to do.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/nov/29/greenpolitics-creditcrunch
and whilst your at it .. if you want to brush up on your contemporary climate science and get very depressed/outraged etc.. I just went to see this report being launched .. its terrifying..... !
http://climatesafety.org
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Nice to hear from John Jordan you can click and have a look at his critique of the Green New Deal here
My comments on New Green Deal....
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