None of you remember it, but doctors didn’t always perform physical exams and their notes were very basic. Note complexity grew when exams were introduced a couple of centuries ago. With the plethora of diagnostics tools and techniques now, the
On May 24th, 1990 a motion-activated, anti-personnel bomb exploded in Judi Bari’s car as she and Darryl Cherney were driving in Oakland, CA. Both were Earth First! (EF!) activists organizing ‘Redwood Summer,’ modeled on the civil rights movemen
On May 24th, 1990 a motion-activated bomb exploded in Judi Bari’s car as she and Darryl Cherney were driving in Oakland, CA. Both were Earth First! (EF!) activists working to halt logging of California’s old growth redwoods and key organizers
New Internationalist, May 2013Land grabbing is nothing new, most of us live on grabbed land. But the scale, geography and ownership practice in modern land grabs is unprecedented, according to my guest environmental journalist Fred Pearce. H
The following is paraphrased from the podcast speaker’s presentation.We live at a time when beauty has become a trivial value, something only in the eye of the beholder. Beauty is relative and subjective, an opinion that cannot be argued. We
This episode is the first of many to highlight content from the 2015 Economic of Happiness conference, presented by Local Futures. Their goal is shift the economy’s focus away from unrelenting growth, to meeting real human and ecological need
Ralph Nader has spent his life working for the public interest by opposing corporate power and its political servants. While personally politically progressive, he understands that the most powerful political force is an alliance including all
Operation Paperclip was a U.S. plan to bring Nazi scientists stateside at the end of WW2 to exploit their knowledge in several fields. German scientists achieved unparalleled advances in aeronautics, rocketry and chemical and biological weaponr