Post Carbon Fellow Wes Jackson’s work on perennial crops at the Land Institute was picked up in this article. From the article: This Kansas field could be a small step toward a big leap forward in agriculture. Researchers from...
Post Carbon Fellow Michael Shuman’s presentation at the Building A Local Economy event in Vermont was reported in The Valley. From the article: When author and economist Michael H. Shuman spoke to about 100 people at the Building A...
Post Carbon Fellow Sandra Postel’s participation in the Mayo Science Week, Clean Water 2040 was reported in the Mayo Advertiser. From the article: As part of Mayo Science Week, Clean Water 2040 is a half-day conference addressing the key...
Philip Ackerman-Leist, author of the PCI Community Resilience Guide Rebuilding the Foodshed, wrote this op-ed for the Fair Observer. From the article: I have begun to think of the term “foodshed” slightly differently over the course of the past...
Post Carbon Board Member Jenny Kassan was quoted in this article about crowdfunding. From the article: Jenny Kassan, the attorney who claims to have instigated the crowdfunding exemption that eventually became the JOBS Act by petitioning the SEC in...
Post Carbon Fellow Wes Jackson was interviewed by the New York Times at the annual Prairie Festival in Kansas. From the article: A few weeks ago at the annual Prairie Festival in Salina, Kan. — a celebration, essentially, of...
Post Carbon Fellow and Transition Network founder Rob Hopkins was interviewed by Tara Lohan at Alternet while on his US tour. From the article: TL: So what are the tools that communities need to be resilient? RH: Communities need...
Post Carbon Fellow and author of Local Dollars, Local Sense Michael Shuman’s talk in Blaine County was reported in the Idaho Mountain Express. From the article: Michael Shuman, the author of Local Dollars, Local Sense, was the keynote speaker...
Post Carbon Fellow Rob Hopkins was interviewed by the Ecologist on the Transition experiment. From the article: So what is Transition precisely? Hopkins says honestly: “Well, it’s something different most days I’m asked,” but after more thought he describes...
Philip Ackerman-Leist author of PCI’s book Rebuilding the Foodshed was interviewed on Mendocino County Public Broadcasting as part of a new series Changing Climate – Changing World. Listen to the interview