Showing posts with label activism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label activism. Show all posts
Monday, July 9, 2012
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
Underneath the Waterfall
Matteo is with us. The magic of reality is pouring through this video. I hope his energy rubs off on you on this fine spring day here on our pale blue dot!
Labels:
activism,
Environment,
fresh water,
life,
nature,
Water
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Creating Freedom
Creating Freedom
EPISODE ONE: the lottery of birth
a film by Raoul Martinez
Creating Freedom - Part 1: The Lottery of Birth (Trailer) from Creating Freedom on Vimeo.
EPISODE ONE: the lottery of birth
a film by Raoul Martinez
Creating Freedom - Part 1: The Lottery of Birth (Trailer) from Creating Freedom on Vimeo.
Labels:
activism,
Dan Dennett,
Documentary,
Free Will,
Steven Pinker
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Tim DeChristopher
A hero of mine named Timothy DeChristopher was transferred from solitary confinement back to minimum security prison after people called their respective congress people to complain. Here's a guy doing jail-time for blocking oil and gas drilling in one of the most beautiful places on earth while not a single banker is in jail for preying on American home-buyers. I continue to be outraged by this especially considering that the group of oil and gas leases DeChristopher blocked were deemed inappropriate to begin with by the Obama administration. If you can help him out at bidder70.org.
Labels:
activism,
climate change,
Land,
land defender,
Tim DeChristopher
Thursday, November 26, 2009
The Beehive Design Collective
Todd Simmons over at Matterdaily.org tells us about a traveling group of artists known as the Beehive Design Collective presenting their unique brand of large scale murals in Fort Collins, Colorado on December 9th. This year's exhibit is dedicated to raising public awareness about mountain top removal mining practices and the accompanying destruction of natural resources. Have you ever been in a car and seen the above bumper sticker? The fine print on it says "West Virginia Highlands Conservancy" representing those at the forefront battling the mining companies who practice mountain top removal. For dates, times, and locations of the exhibits see Todd's article. TPG feels strongly for the cause the collective has chosen and as we have said before, we should all LISTEN TO LARRY!
Labels:
activism,
mountains,
Natural resources,
Revolution,
sustainability
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