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Industrial Society Destroys Mind and Environment

Submitted by sushil_yadav on Sun, 2006-08-13 12:26

Industrial Society Destroys Mind and Environment

Dear Group Members,

I want to share my article with you. This is about the link between Mind and Social / Environmental-Issues. The fast-paced, consumerist lifestyle of Industrial Society is causing exponential rise in psychological problems besides destroying the environment. All issues are interlinked. Our Minds cannot be peaceful when attention-spans are down to nanoseconds, microseconds and milliseconds. Our Minds cannot be peaceful if we destroy Nature.

Thank you,
Sushil Yadav

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Alternative energy sources

Submitted by Marnia on Thu, 2006-07-27 21:08

This video is a fascinating look at some of the viable "free energy," non-poluting technologies that we COULD be using on this planet.

Race to Zero Point 1of4 (WMV 48megs)
http://question911.com/linkout.php?filename=Race%20to%20Zero%20Point%201...

Race to Zero Point 2of4 (WMV 48megs)
http://question911.com/linkout.php?filename=Race%20to%20Zero%20Point%202...

Race to Zero Point 3of4 (WMV 48megs)
http://question911.com/linkout.php?filename=Race%20to%20Zero%20Point%203...

Race to Zero Point 4of4 (WMV 48megs)
http://question911.com/linkout.php?filename=Race%20to%20Zero%20Point%204...

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Earth Policy Institute : Still Searching for a Meaningful Holiday Gift?

Submitted by wechangesiteadmin on Sat, 2005-12-10 10:25

Consider a gift of hope . . .

PLAN B 2.0: RESCUING A PLANET UNDER STRESS AND A CIVILIZATION IN TROUBLE
a new book by Lester R. Brown

There is a mounting tide of public concern about where the world is
heading and a growing sense that we need to change course. The high prices
of gasoline and home heating oil and growing competition for the world's
dwindling oil resources are feeding this concern.

So, too, are the various manifestations of climate change, such as ice
melting, rising sea level, and more destructive storms. When Hurricane

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Carfree cities handbook

This handbook is a collaborative work of the members of the "carfree cities" project.
If you are interested to contribute to this handbook, say so in the forum and you will be given the right to add child pages to it.

Member contributions on the topic of car free cities:
http://www.wechange.org/taxonomy/term/43 .

Among which, you can have a look at calls for action on this topic:
http://www.wechange.org/taxonomy/term/43,18 .

Also, you can have a look at posts relevant to a specific area:

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