By Suzanne York, HowMany.org, June 4, 2012 - photo courtesy: http://www.flickr.com/photos/62242291@N04/6206521698/
In less than a month the world, or at least the environmentally-inclined members of the world, will be in the throes of the UN Conferenc
By Suzanne York, HowMany.org, May 30, 2012
During a week spent ensconced in the depths of the concept of degrowth at the Degrowth in the Americas conference, it was encouraging to find that population issues were interwoven into plenaries and worksho
By Suzanne York, HowMany.org, May 16, 2012
Many topics were under discussion at the second full day of Degrowth in the Americas Conference: finance and degrowth, transition towns, resilient communities, public banking, and much more.
The topic that mos
By Suzanne York, HowMany.org, May 15, 2012
A full agenda was on tap here at the first main day of the Degrowth in the Americas conference. Below is some of what was discussed at the morning session, which set the stage for this week-long event.
It kick
By Suzanne York, HowMany.org, May 14, 2012
People and the Planet a report by the U.K.'s Royal Society, does not break any new ground, but it does a good job of putting some important and overlooked issues back on the international agenda.
Paul Nurse, p
