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Nature Bats Last – How Far We’ve Come See How Far We’ve Come (Part 3 of 3) by Guy McPerson guymcpherson.com ⇔ Updated most recently, likely for the final time, 2 August 2016. See How Far We’ve Come Never mind that American naturalist George Perkins...

Seven billion people and growing. A quarter of them living in poverty. Unsustainable — and unequal — resource use. Landscapes vanishing, along with their nonhuman inhabitants. Global warming upending natural systems. These are tough times...

Spreading an Energy Revolution ONLY two or three years ago, consensus was building among pundits that we had reached peak oil, that the fossil fuel industry was in its dotage and that the world would suffer repeated energy price shocks in the transition...

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by Richard Register October 27, 2009 and I was getting off Vancouver’s SkyTrain at the Lake City Way Station. With me was my friend Jennie Moore, Director of Sustainable Development and Environmental Stewardship for the British Columbia Institute...