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Welcome to Imagining Utopia. At a time when so many are calling for a reimagining of the systems that we depend upon for our everyday existence, from energy generation and political participation to city planning and economic distribution, now is the time to rethink and critically investigate what that new world might look like. This is a blog for that purpose.
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- Sustainable Cities
- Searching for a Utopia
- Did you know about human rights day?
- The Environment and Bill McKibben
- Sustainable Buildings
- Sustainable City Design
- Thank You Sweatshops
- The Sims, Nelly Furtado, and our Environment
- Sustainable Cities
- SAVE WATER!
- Deforestation
- Foolish Assumptions About Gas, Or Otherwise?
- We Must All Do Our Part-Reusable Grocery Bags
- Anti-Aging on the Horizon
- Jack Johnson Sustainability Awareness
- The Bilderberg Group
- GREENPEACE
- Fur Seals
- Global warming at the extremes of the earth : Habi...
- Bad News for the Environment
- John Doerr: Seeking salvation and profit in greentech
- What Will It Take?
- Good things always come at a price...
- West Side Story and Real Life
- Meditation
- Death Penalty Methods
- Ways of bringing people together
- Utopias aren't always a good thing.
- Religion: help or hinder utopia?
- Vanity: The Free- Green Motivator
- Solar Chimneys- Another Viable Energy Source
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1 comment:
Nicole Michel posted this blog!!!!
Bill McKibben is a very intelligent activist for the environment. He brings up the issues of the presidency and going Green. Although this video occurred before Obama becmae president McKibben has some very interesting points. He believes that Obama is a good candidate because he knew that the environment would be the key determining factor in the next election and that he wanted to help out in solving the global warming issue. McKibben even said it didn't matter who was president...implying that all that needed to occur was the rescue of the environment. I respect his views.
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