Grassroots Activists Tackle Food Waste and the Refugee Crisis
What does food waste and the refugee crisis have in common?
Andrew George
Why I’m still a Populist Despite Donald Trump – Elements of a Left-Wing Agrarian Populism
When Trump and the Brexiteers fail to deliver on their promises, as they surely will, a political moment might arise when (perhaps helped with a wave of the wand) there’s a chance to install a left-wing, agrarian-oriented, internationalist form of populism.
When the Shouting Stops
More generally, if the Left wants to get the people who voted for Trump to vote for them instead, they’re going to have to address the issues that convinced those voters to cast their ballots the way they did.
As Primary Goal, Two Decades Old Community Farm in Tennessee Teaches People to Grow Food Sustainably
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The Day After: “Just Go For It, Only More So” Earth News: More than News of the World
"I don’t know what comes next. I just know that the people are going to continue to resist, and it’s a great moment to be alive."
Trump: America’s pilot-in-chief in the post-ecological age
Many Americans are frightened by the idea of Donald Trump as the country’s new pilot-in-chief, fearing he’ll crash the airliner of state (including climate and environmental policies) into a mountain or the ground. Clinton, they argued, for all her flaws, knows how to fly this thing called a country using the federal government
Farming Formerly Vacant Lots, Urban Ag Program Grows New Farmers and Fresh Produce for Food Deserts
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Review: Dark Peak by George R. Fehling
George R. Fehling’s novel Dark Peak is both an effective thriller and a heartfelt eco-polemic.
The Coming of Trumpism, the World in 2050, and Us
Now, it seems, we must find the secret of change in focusing all of our energies, not only on fighting the old and the new, but on building the new at the same time.
Reflections on a Democracy in Crisis
As I predicted back in January of this year, working class Americans—fed up with being treated by the Democratic Party as the one American minority that it’s okay to hate—delivered a stinging rebuke to the politics of business as usual.
Reintroducing the Concept of “the Radical Center”
If we don’t work together right now, things are going to fall apart.
Before President Trump, fetch wood, carry water. After President Trump, fetch wood, carry water.
Perhaps it is the enabling of imagination that is one of the most important things we do in Transition.