The Coming Reunification of Israel, Gaza and West Bank. History is our biggest common enemy. Continue Reading →
Forests… the lungs of the earth. It’s true! A little cliché perhaps, but a realization hit me in the shower, which I’d like to share (the realization – not the shower…), though I can’t really elaborate on it or point you to further resources at the moment. Continue Reading →
Garnaut’s Draft for Australia – Hinting at Change – Needs to Add Agriculture There is an idea floating around that we should walk around climate change, not change our course away from it. Continue Reading →
Heaven on Earth is Made of What? The spirit of the future, dealing with climate change, as written by “Dors” in her comment on an Australian online newspaper article about global warming. Continue Reading →
Freedom of Religion (from Race and Nation) Freedom of Religion is an important principle, because it is still hard to achieve in some places where religion is a considered part of the social fabric. Continue Reading →
Peace Starts… in the Kitchen I’m looking over at the BBC blog for their program Newsnight. Continue Reading →
IQ, NQ and God or Not God. There’s been a few feathers ruffled in the last few days about the research of Richard Lynn that links IQ to atheism. Continue Reading →
A Cow Cries at Slaughter Warning: this post portrays naked reality There was no shaking or painful spasm as this image was taken – moments after she was shot by the bolt gun. Continue Reading →
Steven White on Animal Law for All I just made a comment on Steven White’s article on the growing momentum for animal law reform. Continue Reading →
IPCC: “Don’t eat meat” Don’t eat meat, do ride a bike, and be a frugal shopper – that’s how you can help put the brakes global warming, the head of the United Nation’s Nobel Prize-winning scientific panel on climate change said. Continue Reading →
Compassion for life and environment is constitutional in India! I am particularly impressed with the vow to not engage in modern scientific (cruel and environmentally devastating) agriculture. Continue Reading →
Children / Elderly Intergenerational Cooperation Literature reviewed also identified a large range of outcomes from intergenerational practice for young people, old people and the broader community. Continue Reading →
Virtual wars and your child’s future this christmas Here’s something to think about this Christmas, when many of your children will be begging you for the latest computer game titles such as World in Conflict or Crysis. Continue Reading →
May your wishes be carried far, Mr. Olmert! In response to the good news from this page: http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/7B0C22FF-0A5C-46EF-9910-3F8B0CC4FDA9.htm To the Office of the Prime Minister of Israel: Dear Mr. Continue Reading →