All Watched Over By Machines of Loving Grace (United Kingdom: Adam Curtis, 2011)
Alternatives ["Since 1971 Alternatives Journal has been Canada's informed voice of environmentalism to everyday readers. Our podcast complements AJ's bi-monthly peer-reviewed print issues. Segments will include contributor interviews, in depth discussions of feature articles, and an editorial overview of the current and upcoming issues."]
Ayukawa, Yurika.
"Japan Facing Biggest Catastrophe Since Dawn of Nuclear Age." Democracy Now (March 14, 2011)
Biggers, Jeff.
"Coal in the Heartland." History for the Future (November 23, 2010)
"Chernobyl 25 Years On." Eurozine (April 22, 2011: Archive of Essays)
Christensen, Villy, Reg Waatson and Siwa Msangi.
"Will There Be An Fish in 2050." (February 26, 2011)
Countercurrents ["Humanity is facing its greatest existential threat ever with climate change and resource depletion. This is not a crisis waiting to happen in the future, but it is already here and manifests itself in the many resource wars going on in several parts of the world, rising food and fuel prices, growing hunger, natural calamities of horrifying proportions, water scarcity, debt crisis, unemployment, social tensions among communites, growing humanrights violations and unprecedented ecological degradation. Unless we take urgent action to change the way we live, trashing our only home, this beautiful planet earth, this crisis has the potential to wipe out the entire humanity and a majority of the other species from the face of this earth. The objective of Countercurrents.org is to spread awareness about this crisis and search for meaningful solutions. We believe that energy intensive globalization should end and it must be replaced by a low energy, ecologically sustainable local economies. If humanity is to survive, the destructive system of capitalism and consumerism must be replaced by an economic system which is based on just equitable distribution and need based use of resources. We strive to reach this goal with our motto, which is "Educate! Organize! Agitate!" Countercurrents.org is founded and edited by Binu Mathew. The site came online on 27th March 2002. This is a non profit and educational initiative."]
Crum, Travis.
Marchers scale Blair Mountain: Protesters rally at Labor's 'Gettysburg,' vow mountaintop-removal fight." West Virginia Gazette-Mail (June 11, 2011)
Curry, Marshall, Andrew Stepanian, and Will Potter.
"“If a Tree Falls”: New Documentary on Daniel McGowan, Earth Liberation Front and Green Scare." Democracy Now (June 21, 2011)
Dyer, Gwynne.
"Climate Wars: The Fight for Survival as the World Overheats." Worldview (June 10, 2010)
"Finding Home." To the Best of Our Knowledge (June 27, 2010)
"Global Warming." History Commons (Ongoing Historical Timeline)
Haney, Bill and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
"The Fight over Coal Mining is a “Fight About Democracy”: New Documentary with Robert Kennedy, Jr. Chronicles Campaign to Halt Mountaintop Removal." Democracy Now (May 23, 2011)
Horn, Steve.
"MSNBC's (GE's) Dylan Ratigan Show "Firewater?" Series: Natural Gas Industry-Media Complex Exposed." PR WatchHounsell, Steve.
"Biodiversity Primer." Alternatives (November 24, 2010)
Houp, Wesley.
"Life by Rheotaxis: A River Rat's Perspective North of Center (April 13, 2011)
I Love Mountains Day 2011 (4 minute film: Kentuckians for the Commonwealth, 2011)
Jervey, Ben.
"One Year Later, Deepwater Horizon by the Numbers." Good (April 20, 2011)
Johnson, Alex.
"How to Queer Ecology: One Goose at a Time -- A lesson plan." Orion (March/April 2011)
"Keeping Tabs on Monsanto." You Grow Girl (January 21, 2011)
Kempf, Hervé.
"Salary Ceiling, A Lever for Change." Truthout (January 3, 2011)
Klein, Naomi.
"“My Fear is that Climate Change is the Biggest Crisis of All”: Naomi Klein Warns Global Warming Could Be Exploited by Capitalism and Militarism." Democracy Now (March 9, 2011)
Korten, David.
"Agenda for a New Economy: From Phantom Wealth to Real Wealth." Needs No Introduction (March 10, 2011)
Orion Magazine (The first issue of the Orion Nature Quarterly was published in June 1982, and in its editorial George Russell, the publication’s first Editor-in-Chief, boldly stated Orion’s values: “It is Orion’s fundamental conviction that humans are morally responsible for the world in which we live, and that the individual comes to sense this responsibility as he or she develops a personal bond with nature.”)
Planetizen ["Planetizen is a public-interest information exchange provided by Urban Insight for the urban planning, design, and development community. It is a one-stop source for urban planning news, commentary, interviews, event coverage, book reviews, announcements, jobs, consultant listings, training, and more. Planetizen prides itself on covering a wide number of planning, design, and development issues, from transportation to global warming, architecture to infrastructure, housing and community development to historic preservation. We provide a forum for people across the political and ideological spectrum, ensuring a healthy debate on these and other important issues. Planetizen is read by a diverse array of people interested in the built and natural environments, and their interaction. Planetizen's audience includes professional urban planners, developers, architects, policy makers, educators, economists, civic enthusiasts and others from across the United States and around the world."]
Price, Wayne.
"The Ecological Crisis is an Economic Crisis; the Economic Crisis is an Ecological Crisis." NEFAC (July 8, 2010)
Reyes, Oscar and Tamra Gilbertson.
"Carbon Trading: How it Works and Why it Fails." New Left Project (December 18, 2010)
Urbina, Ian.
"Politics Seen to Limit E.P.A. as It Sets Rules for Natural Gas." The New York Times (March 3, 2011)
Ward, Chip.
"How the ‘peaceful atom’ became a serial killer." Grist (March 27, 2011)
Wilson, Abbey, Jillian Harbin and Anne Cozza.
"Western Lifestyle Continues Environmental Footprint" Project Censored (2011)
You Grow Girl ["You Grow Girl™ was launched by Gayla Trail in February 2000 and has grown into a thriving online community that speaks to a new kind of gardener, seeking to redefine the modern world relationship to plants. This contemporary, laid-back approach to organic gardening places equal importance on environmentalism, style, affordability, art, and humour. Now in its eleventh year online, You Grow Girl™ has become a thriving community for like minded gardeners and even self-confessed “black thumbs.” The project’s aim has always been to promote exploration, excitement and a d.i.y approach to growing plants without the restrictions of traditional ideas about gardening."]
