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I find it slightly odd that John Key somehow managed to convince the National Party to completely abandon its core beliefs. They called WFF "communisim by stealth" Now they support WFF. They called the anti smacking bill "a ludac

On a rooftop in Brixton, a back garden in Totnes, a village hall in Ambridge, they’re preparing for a post-oil future. So is Transition Towns busting out of the eco-niche and into the mainstream?   By Vicki Lesley and Hannah Bullock, from Green Futures magazine.

Feehan Plumbing, Heating and Cooling has built a reputation on honesty, dependability and outstanding workmanship. Even the builders they work with tell them their plumbing crews make them look good. Their residential customers often recommend Feehan to their neighbors because they say they are courteous, clean and reliable.

Quality Degree Inc., of Royersford, PA,  has been offering quality heating and air conditioning services to Montgomery, Chester, Berks and Bucks Counties since 1996. They design, service, and install heating and air conditioning products of all makes and models.

Oxfam says energy giants Shell and E.ON are threatening the lives of millions of poor around the world Oct 6th, 2008 by John Donovan.

Some excellent and important research has been done on microgeneration by a consortium of the Department of Business, Energy and Regulatory Reform as well as various large public and private organisations, under the chairmanship of Professor John Chesshire whose committee included some eminent experts.

——————————————————————————— 1. US-Presidential Election 2008 and the cost of failed policies of Republican President Bush Barack Obama, winning more than 2206 delegates (including 441 superdelegates) has succeeded to clinch the Democratic Presidential nomination and Clinton, the most successful female

It’s not down on the farm these days, alas. The healthy, natural beef of years gone by is almost extinct. It has been driven out by cheap beef, raised on gigantic feedlots, fattened on corn. The problem is: corn isn’t healthy for cows, and raising beef this way ultimately isn’t healthy for us either.

The clearest fact of life in the era now ending is segregation. Not racial segregation, although that still exists. I'm talking more of social segregation, religious segregation, economic segregation, media segregation, and political segregation.

This is the post where I try and draw my own conclusions from the Conference. And not recognizing many of the papers in this does not mean that they weren’t important, but rather that from my own perspective that this is what I got most from. The recurrent word that cropped up, again and again, was Scale.