Forget peak oil. Cleantech Blog sez worry about peak phosphorus.
Celebrating the love of God without the nasty cross.
Using the stimulus to do toxic site cleanups. I thought that's what SUPERFUND was for.
Man's man. Speaking of, Grist gives Jim Depiso a moment to tell the world about W's greatest environmental legacy.His second was saving the Mesopotamian marshs from the clutches of an Iraqi dictator. Grist was never a fan of President Bush. Perhaps this part of his legacy will improve with time too.
Or, to put it another way, the importance of getting rid of all the 'gunk' that we take on, that adheres to us as we get older and assume the trappings, the costume of civilization, that prevents us from being honest, raw, authentic, nobody-but-ourselves -- stuff that others put on us to make us more like them, more acceptable, more obedient, tamer, quieter, more familiar, more 'like-able'.
To move forward now I have to become un-civilized, wild. Agile. Authentic. Finally, fully, nobody-but-myself.
To do that I must let go of everything I believe, everything I think I 'know', everything I fear, everything I think is appropriate (or not), expected, accepted (and acceptable, or not), everything I have unintentionally become and everything I have 'taken on'. All that baggage. All that stuff that holds me, holds all of us, back, and holds us in place.
I have to become light.
There will come a time, as our familiar, once-comfortable world starts to fall apart around us, when there will be no choice but to let go, to become light.
Now, we have a choice.
What are we waiting for?
What am I waiting for?
No, my friend. Not becoming light. Getting to know the Light. That's what makes us light.
Popular Mechanics: Dealing with the recycling market crash. Recycling myths don't help things much.
Coal into jet fuel. Because, you know, you can't fly a jet fighter using coal. There's actually plenty of defense related fuel stocks. The real issue is $14/gal price DoD is paying for jet fuel today.
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