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Cherokee longear popcorn

October 3, 2020 by george price

Picking Popcorn on a Ladder

Has anybody ever seen anybody do this before? Some of those cornstalks were over 13 feet tall!

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Apocalypse4Real Scientific evidence and updates on methane releases and their contribution to climate change, with discussion.
Climate and War A Facebook page for exploring and discussing the connections between climate change and warfare.
Climate Emergency Institute Up-to-date stats and links on what the climate looks like now and how much has changed over time.
Climate Reanalyzer Excellent graphics, clearly explaining climate science and updating current and changing conditions and patterns, for non-scientists and scientists alike.
Communities that Protect and Resist Resources and networking for the kinds of human communities that life on Earth really needs.
Convergence State An informative and provocative blog dealing with many current issues related to our present global crisis.
Cooperation Humboldt Another eco-centered, cooperative, justice-seeking community that might help with the transition to non-monetary economies.
Deep Green Resistance Perhaps the most committed, daring, and devoted defenders of Life on Earth, as an organization, that I have heard of so far.
DeSmogblog.com “Clearing the PR Pollution That Clouds Climate Science” is the motto of this blog, and the writer/reporters very admirably live up to that name. Great investigative reporting, fighting lies with truth.
Dialogues on Global Warming Physicist, Christopher Keating is very adept at providing scientific evidence against all of the denials of man-made (Anthropogenic) contributions to global warming.
Eco Vista Community A community that might create the infrastructure to transition into a non-monetary alternative.
Freecycle.org A fantastic online barter website, described in my article on this blog, “The End of Money.”
From Garden Warriors to Good Seeds: Indigenizing the Local Food Movement An excellent blog on the growing and spreading movement of more sustainable hoticulture and permaculture in Indigenous communities all over the occupied lands called the “United States of America.”
Honor the Earth Educational, informational earth activist organization founded by long-time activist, Winona LaDuke (White Earth Anishinabe)
Inspiration Green Creative, beautiful, joyful green ideas and projects.
Local Futures: Economics of Happiness The direction we need to go in at this point in the crisis. Local is where we can build the alternative societies that Earth can handle.
Missoula Time Bank A wonderful example of alternative, community-based, non-monetary economics. The Time Bank is described in detail in the article on this blog titled, “The End of Money”
Natural Homes A wonderful collection of examples of Earth-friendly, sustainable building by Earth-friendly people from all over the world.
Permaculture food forest in Australia
Permaculture Institute Examples of what some people are actually doing to create and revive sustainable alternative lifeways.
Permies.com Permaculture ideas, examples and links, mostly from people in western Montana, Idaho, and Washington. Includes a multitude of discussion forums on permaculture-related topics.
Real Climate Possibly the best website I’ve found so far for connecting people to any information you need about climate science. Produced by climate scientists with the ability to communicate to non-scientists and provide clear explanations to all questions, along wi
Rev. Billy and the Stop Shopping Choir Truly an inspiration.
Shareable “Solutions journalism,” including alternative economics, similar in some ways to “Yes!” magazine.
Skeptical Science Great scientific answers to nearly every climate change denier obfuscation or false claim. Clearly laid out chart with links to expanded answers and more info.
Statement by indigenous spiritual elders of North and South America This statement explains very eloquently the crisis that we of the Earth now find ourselves in, and provides their sense for a direction out of the crisis.
Tar sands solutions The best website I have seen so far focused specifically on the largest most destructive single industrial activity on the planet: the tar sands mining
The Freegans An awesome example of activism toward replacing the deadly capitalist economic system with something much more compatible with all forms of life in our biosphere. Mentioned in my article on this blog, “The End of Money.”
Transition Network An international network of people who are actually creating and practicing green alternative living as communities. Some are actually creating alternative, sustainable local economies. Includes links to local autonomous Transition communities, worldwide.
Weaving the Community Resilience and New Economy Movement Here is a free booklet from the Post Carbon Institute on creating the types of new local, sustainable, small-scale economies that I suggest in my article, “The Problem With Money.”
WordPress Planet
Wrong Kind of Green These people provide important information about some of the misleading and inaccurate information put out by some of the big money, large “green” organizations, like claiming that certain technologies (wind, solar, etc.) are “100% renewable.”
Yes! Magazine This magazine consistantly provides us with many positive examples of the good things that people are doing for Earth sustainability and justice. If you ever need an uplifting story or a reason for hope go here.

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