The Worldwatch Institute’s State of the World 2000, Chapter 2 on Environmental Surprise is essential reading for anyone thinking about Future Proofing or Sustainable Futures.
Can you remember back to a lazy summer day at school or uni. You’re thinking of the weekend, not paying too much attention to the person droning on, and [...]
Archive for the ‘Sustainability Science’ Category
Environmental Surprise – or why good and bad things happen faster than you anticipate
Posted in Blogroll, Catalysts for Action, Sustainability Science on 8, August, 2007, | Leave a Comment »
Biodiversity more precious/vital/essential than previous assessments
Posted in Catalysts for Action, Sustainability Science on 14, July, 2007, | Leave a Comment »
Anyone with an environmental awareness or interest has known that biodiversity is essential, and species extinction and habitat loss are a really bad idea. Now the research is coming in that shows that our complex planet, depends on the maintenance of that biodiversity. Two scientists from the University of Zurich found that “We may [...]
Global Warming Resources
Posted in Catalysts for Action, Climate Chaos, Sustainability Science, Sustainability is Information Intensive on 4, July, 2007, | Leave a Comment »
NASA Earth Observatory
Global Warming Questions & Answers
earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Study/GlobalWarmingQandA/
July 28, 2007
On May 11, 2007, the Earth Observatory published Global Warming, a fact sheet outlining the basic principles behind the science of global warming. This follow-up article of questions and answers is based on questions from readers and other common questions about global warming. Many scientists and writers [...]
