Pandemics: Lessons Looking Back From 2050: A Discussion with Hazel Henderson April 2, 2020 1:15 to 2:15 PM EDT Register Here Hazel Henderson and Fritjof Capra just published a new article providing the insights of two futurists and global sustainable leaders on where the world can be heading after …
Veggie-loving fish could be the new white meat: Aquaculture potential of the monkeyface prickleback
February 19, 2020 Source: University of California – Irvine Summary: A secret to survival amid rising global temperatures could be dwelling in the tidepools of the US West Coast. Biologists studying the genome of an unusual fish residing in those waters offer new possibilities for humans to obtain dietary protein …
“Pandemics: Lessons Looking Back From 2050” by Fritjof Capra and Hazel Henderson
“Ethical Markets is happy to bring you this latest co-authored article “Pandemics: Lessons Looking Back From 2050″ by Hazel Henderson and our esteemed Advisory Board member Fritjof Capra. We hope for your feedback and feel free to circulate this to your networks. ~Hazel Henderson, Editor” “PANDEMICS — LESSONS LOOKING BACK …
Irish Tech News “Save the Planet”
WHY WE CAN STILL SAVE THE PLANET, TIM CHRISTOPHERSEN, UNITED NATIONS DECADE ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION 2021-2030 SIMON COCKING FEBRUARY 25, 2020 EVENTS FEATURED INTERVIEWS Listen to this article Interesting and hopeful interview with Tim Christophersen, Head of Nature for Climate for UN Environment Programme, and managing the …
News Alert 537: Further phytoplankton decline in North Atlantic; cutting production impacts of REEs; groundwater protection
New insights into multi-century phytoplankton decline in North Atlantic predict further decline under climate change Phytoplankton are essential to marine food webs and fisheries. However, a new study indicates that their levels have declined in the North Atlantic since the beginning of the 19th century. This coincides with weakening ocean-circulation …
Watch 57,000 planned satellites swarm Earth within 9 years in a stunning new animation
“Ethical Markets is appalled at the irresponsibility of the companies launching all these satellites, for purely commercial profit while all this new clutter into Earth’s already compromised, junk-filled space orbits, (see my earlier warning, reiterated recently “Space Junk Prison?”) and “Steering Our Powers of Persuasion Toward Our Human Future” . …
Warmer, stormier and more extreme
The past ten years were terrible for humanity’s effort to slow global warming, a disaster of its own making. Bloomberg Opinion’s Faye Flam has a concise summary of the scientific research on climate change completed over the previous decade. As for the coming decade? It will be warmer, stormier and more …
ASBC: Clean Water is Good for Business Webinar: two online training for businesses to help elevate their voice on clean water issues:
“Ethical Markets highly recommends this webinar! ~Hazel Henderson, Editor“ Businesses across all sectors support protecting clean water — whether as a direct component of their operations or simply to keep their communities and employees healthy. Across the country, wastewater, stormwater, flooding, and drinking water infrastructure is badly in need of …
The ocean as a solution to climate change
“Ethical Markets will follow this initiative and expects that our reports on the potential of saltwater agriculture and farming sea vegetables will expand our current global food supply which is perilously teetering on the planet’s 3% of freshwater. Salt-loving food plants (halophytes) e.g. quinoa, China’s salt-tolerant rice, salicornia and other foods …
ENB Update – 17 December 2019 | UNFCCC COP 25 | GEF Council Meeting
Summary Reports Chile/Madrid Climate Change Conference The disconnects between the demands of people and science, and what the process could deliver, and between countries looking to the future and those focused on the past, ultimately undermined the ability of the Chile/Madrid Climate Change Conference to reach agreement on all items, …