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This is a little blog about big things. And a few little things too. I like activism. I like books. I like nature. I like people. I like culture. I like art. I like travel. I write about them here.
Friday, September 7, 2012
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Monday, August 6, 2012
NEW VLOG PROJECT: NUCLEAR POWER!
hi all,
Sarah Gilkerson and I are starting a exciting new project.
check it.
Sarah Gilkerson and I are starting a exciting new project.
check it.
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Corn and heat waves!
On Aljazeera today there is a couple minute feature on how 29 states in the U.S. are experiencing drought and how corn crops are being impacted. At one point in the video they feature a politician saying that he is "sending an extra prayer every day for rain." Aljazeera hints that this is really the only thing he can do. Right? WRONG!!!
It's time to start finding creative solutions to these new issues that monocultured corn is starting to create in a world with 391 parts per million of carbon in the atmosphere and growing. This isn't a dry summer, it's a tiny preview of our reality. By tiny I mean, it is going to get worse than this and it's going to get a LOT worse if we don't put an end to our harmful practices now!
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Friday, June 29, 2012
Students in the U.S., Watch Out!
I would write a rant, but the picture says it all!
I just want to point out that through my travels people all over the world are amazed by how much money we pay for school in the U.S. Priorities people, priorities. We need a earth to live on, food to eat, water to drink, and equal access to education. Does it make it any better if people are dying, in debt, and/or hungry in the U.S. because of our national policies instead of another country's international policy? Come on now people!
I just want to point out that through my travels people all over the world are amazed by how much money we pay for school in the U.S. Priorities people, priorities. We need a earth to live on, food to eat, water to drink, and equal access to education. Does it make it any better if people are dying, in debt, and/or hungry in the U.S. because of our national policies instead of another country's international policy? Come on now people!
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