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Heinberg in National Geographic report on Aspen Forum

Post Carbon Fellow Richard Heinberg was quoted in this review of discussions on economic growth at the Aspen Forum. From the article: Addressing today’s relative cheapness of natural gas and the fracking industry that partially drives that, Richard Heinberg,...

New Kunstler book reviewed at the Examiner

Post Carbon Adviser James Howard Kunstler’s new book Too Much Magic was reviewed at the Examiner. From the review: There is a new book out this summer called, ‘Too Much Magic, Wishful Thinking, Technology And The Fate Of The...

Postel in discussion on Colorado River on npr

Post Carbon Fellow Sandra Postel,  joined photographer and writer Peter McBride and host Neal Conan in a special broadcast from Aspen, Colo., to explain the importance of the Colorado River, why it’s in peril and what is being done to...

Heinberg & Hopkins on Rio+20 at Aljazeera

Post Carbon Fellows Richard Heinberg and Rob Hopkins were quoted in this article on the outcome of Rio+20 at Aljazeera. From the article: Heinberg, a Post Carbon Institute Fellow, said that the fact that so much of our water...

Whybrow on “electronic cocaine” in The Daily Telegraph

Post Carbon Fellow Peter Whybrow describes our addiction to computers as "electronic cocaine". His work is cited in this article in the Daily Telegraph (UK). From the article: "Electronic cocaine": I wish I’d thought of that. The phrase has been...

Shuman in Business Week on local economies

Post Carbon Fellow and author of Local Dollars, Local Sense, Michael Shuman was quoted in this article on incentives for small businesses. From the article: Grove’s giveaway, while not as generous, is notable because it targets small businesses like...

Carter in the NY Daily News

Post Carbon Fellow Majora Carter’s latest project was reported in the NY Daily News. From the article: Forget Silicon Valley in California and Silicon Alley in lower Manhattan. The next hotspot for tech startups like Tumblr and Foursquare could...

Whybrow interviewed in the Pacific Standard

Post Carbon Fellow for Culture and Behavior Peter Whybrow was interviewed for this article in the Pacific Standard. From the article: “Many of the usual constraints that prevented people from doing things 24 hours a day—like distance and darkness—were...