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The Endangered Waters Beneath Our Feet

Fish-shaped Long Island, New York, is underlain by aquifers that are its sole source of drinking water. Photo courtesy of NASA/Wikimedia Commons. Last week, the conservation organization American Rivers released its annual list of the nation’s most-endangered rivers. I...

Rethinking Economic Growth

PCI Fellow Josh Farley explains the concepts and implcations of money as debt, GDP as a measure of the economy, and economic degrowth. Recorded at the 2012 Montreal Degrowth conference for The Extraenvironmentalist.

The Little Grocery That Could

What happens next in the economy – the nation’s, the state’s, and Seattle’s – no longer lies in the hands of Capitol Hill politicians, the Federal Reserve, or even the boards of companies like Microsoft and Starbucks. It depends on...

Michael Pollan and Majora Carter on America’s Waste Problem

Michael Pollan, author of "The Omnivore’s Dilemma," and Majora Carter talk about America’s waste problem with Dan Esty, Commissioner of CT’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, and John Dankosky, host of WNPR’s "Where We Live." The panelists participated...

Our Nation’s River: A System on the Edge

Post Carbon Water Fellow Sandra Postel is one of the experts included in this short film featuring the Potomac river as an example of he threats to the US river system. The film was top of the list in...