Ecopsychology

Hey ya'll! I found a book at borders today. one called "Dirt", i think from the documentary, and one called "Ecopsychology," which i heard about on Adbusters.org. Anywho, i thought the ecopsychology might be of some interest to some of ya'll!

Wind and heart!
-kaleb

"Ecopsychology connects psychology and ecology. The political and practical implications are to show humans ways of healing alienation and to build a sane society and a sustainable culture. "

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ecopsychology

Thanks Rose!

Thank you for taking the lead on setting up the blog. This is great! I've never set up or even posted to a blog, so this is good learning for me as well. Thank you all for a fabulous two weeks. Please stay in touch! You always have place to stay in Santa Fe!

Continuing Education (Warning: Doom and Gloom)

Luke was hoping to get more precise information concerning peak oil, its timing, and ramifications, so I've decided to take the liberty of posting a paper I wrote for Advanced Writing for the Sciences in 2009. It has not been updated since I wrote it, so it'll be fun to see how its conclusions are coming along.
The Coming Decline of Global Oil Production and The World Economy

If reading isn't your thing, but your still curious there's a superb documentary about this subject here. The website it takes you to is a perfect website for all things documentary as well.

First!

I hope everyone is doing well after departing today. There was some buzz about creating a blog for everyone to keep in touch, and I thought that creating such a blog ASAP would be ideal. I've never done this before, so bear with me. Once Scott sends out the full contact list I'll make everyone an author. Also lets not forget to coerce Scott himself into being a contributing member when relevant.