by Art for Culture Change | Jan 31, 2019 | Blog |
For those of you (or your friends and family) going gaga over the Green New Deal, this is the most important article you can read: Global energy transition powers surge in demand for metals, by Nelson Bennett for Business In Vancouver. Aside from the fact that the...
by eab | Jan 20, 2019 | Blog |
In winter especially, caribou retreat deep into the forest, often along ridge tops where lichen grows, in order to steer clear of wolves. It is well known that logging roads provide easy access for wolves deep into caribou territory and logging roads alone have been...
by eab | Jan 19, 2019 | Blog |
“If we are to survive, we need to discern the difference between real and false hopes. We must eliminate the false hopes, which blind us to real possibilities, and bind us to unlivable situations.” — Derrick Jensen (So-called) Renewable energy is a...
by eab | Jan 18, 2019 | Blog |
The National Geographic February 2019 issue has a good story about lithium mining in Bolivia, with beautiful photographs by photojournalist Cédric Gerbehaye. As we scramble to try to electrify everything, and build the batteries we need to go with that electricity, we...
by eab | Jan 6, 2019 | Blog |
The machines used to mine coal are called “earth movers”. I call them “earth destroyers”. You can see them in the distance in this photograph by Edward Burtynsky, from his book Anthropocene, titled Coal Mine #1, North Rhine, Westphalia Germany...
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