by Gary Gripp penned 11 May 2013 The world we’ve gotten used to and thought of as normal now turns out to be an aberration -- a bubble world based upon the ever-accelerating depletion of non-renewable resources. Fossil energy has…
by Michael C. Ruppert on 16 May 2013 (Author of “Crossing the Rubicon: The Decline of the American Empire at the End of the Age of Oil” and other books) At long last, a beautiful, touching, inspiring film that allows…
by Jeffrey Strahl I begin with a short biography to give readers some understanding of why I see things the way I do. I grew up in New York, where I received a degree in mechanical engineering from the City…
Mike Sosebee's film is available on DVD. For information about purchasing a copy, click here. For a review by Michael C. Ruppert, click here. A review by Kevin Moore follows. The film screenings were superb and well-attended. There were many…
by Max Wilbert The first Tar Sands mine in the United States is an open wound on the landscape: a three acre pit, the bottom puddled with water and streaked with black tar. Berms of broken earth a hundred feet…
My latest essay for The Good Men Project was published Tuesday, 30 April 2013. "Climate is a social justice issue" is linked here. I was interviewed very briefly by Ted Simons on Arizona Horizon on Thursday, 2 May 2013. The…
by Daniel A. Drumright, a lifelong radical environmentalist who has followed climate science for the last 24 years, and has been a feral "collapse theorist" for the last 12 years Considering this very long essay attempts to address what is…