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| - | One of the problems with climate change is that it is a global, or planetary issue. Our major form of political organization currently is nationalism which is too small to establish a global response as the tragedy of the commons is almost ensured to occur short of some massive leap in human morality. | + | One of the problems with climate change is that it is a global, or planetary issue. Our major form of political organization currently is nationalism which is too small to establish a global response as the [[tragedy of the commons]] is almost ensured to occur short of some massive leap in human morality. |
| -- Cam Riley | -- Cam Riley | ||
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| - | There should be a gallery that collects, displays, and sifts such works over centuries and millennia, and develops ways to preserve them. That is exactly Burtynsky' | + | There should be a gallery that collects, displays, and sifts such works over centuries and millennia, and develops ways to preserve them. That is exactly Burtynsky' |
| + | -- http://blog.longnow.org/ | ||
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| - | * http:// | + | * The Art Movement " |
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| * Attainable Utopias is 'A metadesign ThinkTank' | * Attainable Utopias is 'A metadesign ThinkTank' | ||
| * Gaviotas, an ecovillage in Colombia which is considered "a model of sustainable development" | * Gaviotas, an ecovillage in Colombia which is considered "a model of sustainable development" | ||
| + | * Ecology and technology in Multitudes review http:// | ||
| + | * Treehugger “dedicated to driving sustainability mainstream.” http:// | ||
| * Zero Emissions Research & Initiatives http:// | * Zero Emissions Research & Initiatives http:// | ||
| * The °Climate Group http:// | * The °Climate Group http:// | ||
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| * BioModd " | * BioModd " | ||
| * Makrolab "is an autonomous communications, | * Makrolab "is an autonomous communications, | ||
| - | * http:// | + | * "how Nokia is working to minimise its global environmental impact and developing ways to offer people products and solutions that help them make sustainable choices" |
| - | * http://www.consumergadget.net/ | + | * "In the perfect world we can track every product back to their components, to fields, mines and factories - Globalization 2.0 is Transparentization" |
| - | * http:// | + | * "The aim of the Fair Tracing project is to support Ethical Trade by implementing IT Tracking and Tracing Technologies in supply chains to provide consumers and producers with enhanced information." |
| - | * http:// | + | * ' |
| * GORI.NODE Garden http:// | * GORI.NODE Garden http:// | ||
| * 'ART at WORK' http:// | * 'ART at WORK' http:// | ||
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| * People Powered http:// | * People Powered http:// | ||
| * SUEX (Sustainability and Extinction) http:// | * SUEX (Sustainability and Extinction) http:// | ||
| - | * ecotech compendium http:// | + | * ecotech compendium. up to date, and in depth. |
| * Werner Herzog' | * Werner Herzog' | ||
| - | * Gregory Bateson (1973). Steps to an Ecology of Mind. Paladin Books. | + | * Gregory Bateson (1973). Steps to an Ecology of Mind. Paladin Books. |
| - | * "The post modern condition" | + | * Jean-François Lyotard (1979). |
| - | * Bernard Stiegler (1998). Technics and Time. Stanford University Press | + | * Bernard Stiegler (1998). Technics and Time. Stanford University Press. |
| - | * Ecology and technology | + | * Khangchendzong Conservation Committee |
| - | * "Art and Climate Change" | + | * an interview with wolfgang laib http:// |
| + | * Michael A. Principe | ||
| + | * "Art & Climate Change" | ||
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