Why resiliency? Lexington must be able to withstand the coming energy, climate, and economic shocks. The world we knew even last year isn’t coming back. Continue reading
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Recent Posts
- Here’s the future of the suburbs – watch and enjoy!
- Will this be the fate of our urban forest?
- Here’s the chart that shows why our gasoline prices aren’t going down anytime soon
- Random Thoughts: February 8 2012
- Who said it?
- What kind of jobs in 2020?
- Growth forever! But what if…..?
- Here’s a good idea that will never happen…..
- Bloomberg Businessweek: don’t worry about peak oil – our problem is we have too much!
- 10 lessons from the world’s great biking cities
- Local Economies for a Global Future
- Newsflash: college majors teaching people about food are “useless”
- Baltimore’s can-do approach to food justice
- Goodbye growth. Hello contraction
- Cycles and cents: One city sets out to prove that bikes are good for business
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- Mish's Global Economic Analysis I hesitate to keep this blog here – Mish has gotten so anti worker, and pro rich, that his commentary has lost focus. But I guess I will in the intrest of “balance”
- Of Two Minds Clear writing about the national and global economy, the environment and energy
- Post Carbon Institute Serious people tackling the full range of where the world is going.
- Progress Lex – the new generation of leaders Watching the new generation unfold
- Sharon Astyk perhaps the most elequent writer on the new world we face
- Speaking Truth to Power The End of Industrial Civilization and the beginning of a great new world
- Steve Austin's YOUTUBE Channel Cool stuff about what’s going on in the world.
- The Big Picture Fairly maintstream, but seemingly honest appraisal of our economy
- The Energy Bulletin Great overviews of the global energy situation
- The Lexington Streetsweeper Very good writing about Lexington’s future, present, and past
- Zero Hedge Some of the best updates on our economic, energy, and environment situations
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