“Million Letter March” to U.S. Congress off to an embarrassingly slow start
No 82 Posted by fw, October 28, 2010 “Our government allows and contributes to a great hoax, perpetrated on the public by the moneyed interests, aimed at confusing the public … Continue reading
Looking for a creative way to protest the Tar Sands or any other cause? — Try this
No 80 Posted by fw, October 22, 2010 Two thumbs way up for this novel way to imaginatively and effectively communicate a just cause to the public. The operative words are … Continue reading
McMurtry’s G20 probe: “More smoke and mirrors?”
No 79 Posted by fw, October 21, 2010 Further to the previous post, G20 Summit/MPP Pupatello update: Encouraging development, in the course of our conversation with Marion Fantetti, Ms Pupatello’s … Continue reading
G20 Summit / MPP Pupatello update: Encouraging development
No 78 Guest post by Helga Wintal with background information by fw, October 19, 2010 Background To put this post in context, it’s a follow-up to two previous posts: Holding … Continue reading
“Hero for the Green Century”, Hermann Scheer, dies at age 66
No 77 Posted by fw, October 17, 2010 Hermann Scheer, a prominent member of parliament and influential leader in Germany’s renewable energy industry, died on October 15, 2010 at the … Continue reading
What inhibits us from acting on climate change?
No 74 Posted by fw, October 8, 2010 In the introduction to his Yes Magazine article, Why we find it so hard to act against climate change, George Marshall, a UK-based … Continue reading
Is it time for a Labor Party in the U.S.? And Canada?
No 73 Posted by fw, October 5, 2010 Following up on the previous post, Oct 2, 2010 – Will this be a watershed day for U.S. Progressives? an estimated 175,000 … Continue reading
Oct 2, 2010 — Will this be a watershed day for U.S. Progressives?
No 72 Posted by fw, October 2, 2010 Hundreds of thousands of activists are expected to be in Washington, DC today, Saturday, October 2 for the massive One Nation Working Together … Continue reading
