Posts Tagged ‘george w bush’
Why Is It So Easy to Save the Banks – but So Hard to Save the Biosphere?
We at Ethical Markets Agree with Monbiot! Hat tip to our colleague, Paul H. Ray, - Editor Climate change crisis is accelerating, and the nations of the world are dragging their feet at what ought to be climate action conferences, so we are falling ever farther behind. Why? It appears that the financial and political elites are willing to [...]
Inspired by Egypt, New Generation of US Activists Attempt Power Shift in DC
by Melanie Feliciano In 2003, people in every major city around the world protested George W. Bush's declaration of war against Iraq. Then we turned on the TV and saw those fuzzy images of bombs bursting in air. Clearly, marching down streets would not stop a democratically elected president from a pre-emptive attack in the name of keeping [...]
The Foreign Exchange Transaction Reporting System: Reducing the Risk of Bear Raids on Economies
By Hazel Henderson Published in Policy Innovations: a publication of the Carnegie Council March 18, 2009 Reforming the unregulated global casino must be addressed at the April G-20 summit in London, as I pointed out in a presentation in February. The Communiqué from the November 2008 summit of G-20 leaders in Washington, D.C., clearly cited [...]
