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    POPS    Costly biofuel support offers few benefits-OECD
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    by JICWyllie  7-17-2008   
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    POPS    Australia faces food crisis as rivers reach new low
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    by JICWyllie  7-17-2008   
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    POPS    The Unraveling of the Suburban Fringe
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    by JICWyllie  7-13-2008   
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    POPS    The Great Biofuels Con
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    by JICWyllie  7-13-2008   
     It is a crime against humanity and a crime against nature. Cutting down forests for monocrops of any kind is ecocide.
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    POPS    Antarctic ice shelf collapse 'imminent
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    by JICWyllie  7-13-2008   
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    POPS    Mortgage Crisis Is Leaving Children Homeless
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    by JICWyllie  7-11-2008   
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    POPS    As Gas Prices Soar, Elderly Face Cuts in Aid
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    by JICWyllie  7-5-2008   
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    POPS    Oil Depletion Analysis Centre - Newsletter
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    by JICWyllie  7-4-2008   
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    POPS    Airbus and Boeing: a Gloomy Market Outlook
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    by JICWyllie  7-4-2008   
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    POPS    Fuel tax reduction: choosing the maximum pain route
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    by JICWyllie  5-28-2008   
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    POPS    Universities impoverish society
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    by JICWyllie  5-21-2008   
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    POPS    It Isn't Morning in America Anymore -- It's Dusk on Planet Earth - Part 1
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    by JICWyllie  5-12-2008   
     Either people will "turn on a dime", or they will rush headlong into the abyss like the Gaderine swine. All people have to do is change their mind about what is important.
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    POPS    It Isn't Morning in America Anymore -- It's Dusk on Planet Earth - Part 2
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    by JICWyllie  5-12-2008   
     By 2010, the tar sands will be emitting as much CO2 as all the cars in Canada, while actively destroying the precious forest, which is turned into methane as the vegetation rots.
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    POPS    It Isn't Morning in America Anymore -- It's Dusk on Planet Earth - Part 1
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    by JICWyllie  5-12-2008   
     Can people learn to "turn on a dime"? Or will humanity continue to plunge headlong into the abyss like the Gaderine swine? Those who turn fastest, decoupling themselves from the growth / money economy, for example, by NOT consuming, doing with as little as possible, taking as little as possible, and giving back (to the earth) as much as possible. All people have to do is change their minds about what is important.
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    POPS    Living in a world of $200 oil
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    by JICWyllie  5-10-2008   
     This scenario is being painted in a Financial Times editorial. You can't be much more mainstream than that. Pity the SUV owner / driver. Or could it be Divine justice?
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    POPS    The U. S. Electric Grid: Will It Be Our Undoing?
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    by JICWyllie  5-7-2008   
     An important article about an under-discussed topic. The investment required to keep the grid from falling apart is billions (hard to find at the best of times, harder in the "credit crunch"). Will the result be re-nationalisation and e-rationing?
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    POPS    Survey shows rise in U.S. honey bee deaths
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    by JICWyllie  5-7-2008   
     From a selfish (human-centred) point of view, here's another reason why food prices will continue to rise at an accelerating rate. From the point of view of the bees, it must be even worse.
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    POPS    Oxygen depletion threatens ocean habitats: study
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    by JICWyllie  5-5-2008    1
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    POPS    Food Riots Erupt Worldwide
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    by JICWyllie  4-25-2008    4
     The real culprits are the economic ideologies of free trade and interest driven growth which, masquerading as science, drive disastrous policy decisions.
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    POPS    Step Aside Dollar, Is Rice the New Global Currency?
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    by JICWyllie  4-24-2008   
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    POPS    The princess’s cake gets an added crunch
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    by JICWyllie  4-21-2008   
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    POPS    Sewing machines make a comeback
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    by JICWyllie  4-21-2008   
     A definite sign of the times, as the new age of thrift arrives. Sewing machine manufacturers would be a good investment, too ... not to mention Adam Smith's favorite - pin manufacturers
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    POPS    Banks set to seek £30bn in cash calls
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    by JICWyllie  4-20-2008   
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    POPS    Why flowers have lost their scent
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    by JICWyllie  4-20-2008   
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    POPS    Exposed: the great GM crops myth
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    by JICWyllie  4-20-2008    1
     There you are! A real hard-headed reason to dis-invest in GM technology, rather than unproven fears that it will cause some kind of unforeseen environmental catastrophe.
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    POPS     The rising impact of high oil prices
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    by JICWyllie  4-18-2008    1
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    POPS    Asia Teeters Toward Food Crisis from Lack of Water
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    by JICWyllie  4-17-2008   
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    POPS    Retailing Chains Caught in a Wave of Bankruptcies - Part 2
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    by JICWyllie  4-15-2008   
     Meanwhile, businesses "evaporate".
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    POPS    Retailing Chains Caught in a Wave of Bankruptcies - Part 1
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    by JICWyllie  4-15-2008   
     The consumers disappear. In their place, could it be real people appear with real issues, rather than the fabricated issues of the consumer "society".
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    POPS    Slump on the high street
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    by JICWyllie  4-11-2008   
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    POPS    Interest rate cut may not help homeowners
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    by JICWyllie  4-10-2008   
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    POPS    USA 2008: The Great Depression
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    by JICWyllie  4-1-2008    2
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    POPS    Glacier ice loss at record levels
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    by JICWyllie  3-16-2008   
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    POPS    Bad News at the Pump: The Dangerous Implications of $100-Plus Oil
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    by JICWyllie  3-15-2008   
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    POPS    Ethanol Will Worsen Dead Zone In Gulf Of Mexico
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    by JICWyllie  3-14-2008   
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    POPS    The Fall of the American Consumer
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    by JICWyllie  3-12-2008    1
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    POPS    Canada warns US over oil sands
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    by JICWyllie  3-10-2008   
     Per capita, Canadians must be the worst ecology destroyers on the planet. And yet they think of themselves, and are thought of as relative innocents. As a Canadian resident in the UK, I know.
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    POPS    In the grip of implacable subprime forces
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    by JICWyllie  3-10-2008   
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    POPS    Central bankers cannot stop this contagion
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    by JICWyllie  3-10-2008   
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    POPS    Global warming may raise tundra wildfire risk
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    by JICWyllie  3-6-2008   
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