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Will you survive peak oil and climate change?

Posted by: Karel Boele on 18 Jan, 2012

Tagged in: Video , permaculture , peak oil , Gaia , climate change

A great documentary about permaculture, peak oil, climate change and the Gaia theory, www.animamundimovie.com

Tim Flannery and Naomi Oreskes on the Science Show

Posted by: sustainadelic on 19 Jan, 2011

Tagged in: sceptics , Gaia , climate change

The first two episodes of 2011 of ABC Radio National's Science Show, with Robin Williams, have been exceptionally good.

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By going to the Moon, we discovered Earth

Posted by: sustainadelic on 29 Jul, 2009

Tagged in: Video , sustainability , Gaia , climate change

Last week was the 40th anniversary of the Neil Armstrong's first small step on to the Moon. Since then the space program no doubt taught us many valuable things about what lies beyond our world. But the most important discovery has been about our own planet.

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