Orr in Hindu Times
Post Carbon Fellow David Orr’s Bangalore lecture was reported in the Hindu Times. From the article: “Develop your country on your own terms and according to your own culture. Be true to the dreams of what India can be,”...
Perl post published in the Railway Age
Post Carbon Fellow Anthony Perl’s thoughts following the Highspeed 2012 Congress were published in The Railway Age. From the article: On July 9, I joined a technical tour of the Acela service and inspection facility in Amtrak’s Sunnyside Yard....
McKibben Q&A in the New York Times
Post Carbon Fellow Bill McKibben took part in this Q&A on Rio+20 in the New York Times. From the article: Bill McKibben is an environmental activist, professor, author and the founder of 350.org, an international organization fighting climate change....
Shuman cited in the Daily Kos
Post Carbon Fellow and author of Local Dollars, Local Sense Michael Shuman was referred to in this article on community power projects. From the article: To put it simply, power by the people is power to the people. Let’s...
Kunstler interviewed in Rolling Stone on new book
Post Carbon Adviser was interviewed by Rolling Stone on his new book Too Much Magic. From the interview: Why Is your book called Too Much Magic? It’s part of the ongoing story of what’s turning out to be a...
Shuman quoted in SF Chronicle on community investing
Post Carbon Fellow Michael Shuman was quoted in this press release picked up by the San Francisco Chronicle. From the post: Dozens of entrepreneurs, investors, lawyers and consultants gathered at the Wells Fargo Conference Center in Los Angeles at...
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...