A few weeks ago, I asked Professor Eran Feitelson, chair of the Department of Geography at Hebrew University who works extensively on sustainable development and water issues, to share his thoughts with the Great Transition Initiative’s international network on the recent events in Gaza and the cycle of violence in the Middle East. He agreed […]
Archive for July, 2007
Barbarization scenario unfolding in the Middle East
Published July 23rd, 2007 in global citizenship, politics, people and human world. 5 CommentsThe Invisible Hand of the Social Movement
Published July 17th, 2007 in global citizenship, politics, people and human world. 12 CommentsIt is a clear summer day and the university courtyard is buzzing with activists, flyers, and posters calling for action; along the edges are tables strewn with pamphlets, magazines and books. All around them are long haired men wielding papier mache puppets, young women playing drums and dancing, old friends surprised to find each other […]
Who pays attention to science, anyway?
Published July 12th, 2007 in politics, climate & weather, human world and Science. 8 CommentsThe recent discovery that our Solar System and the Milky Way galaxy may be traveling in opposite directions, has led to a surprising reassessment of the causes of Global Warming. The CureZone (which gets over a million visitors monthly) states:
“The overall biggest contributing cause to Global Warming, and the melting of the polar icecaps of […]