I'm currently in school at Brandeis in MA, and am involved with Students for a Just and Stable Future, and the campus Commitee on Endowment Ethics and Responsibility.
(This was originally in the Brandeis Hoot, one of the student newspapers. For some reason they removed all the sources from my…
On this historic 40th anniversary of Earth Day, participants in The Leadership Campaign have once again reminded us all of the courage necessary…
In the past two weeks, hundreds of communities had discussions and took action to begin to define our decade with clean energy.…
(Cross posted at innermostparts.org) “It’s hard to talk about history, when you’re in it…” This was easily one of the most profound…
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pareconsim/ This is a program I wrote in Java to simulate the basics of Parecon allocation. It is based off the work…
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