...Gary Braasch Gary Braasch is a photographer who has been documenting the changing global environment since 1975. This issue's “Curated Spaces” section comprises a photo essay with photographs from his ten-year project, “World View of Global Warming,” and the resulting book, Earth under Fire: How...

...Matthew Gandy Gary Braasch is a photographer who has been documenting the changing global environment since 1975. This issue's “Curated Spaces” section comprises a photo essay with photographs from his ten-year project, “World View of Global Warming,” and the resulting book, Earth under Fire: How...

... structures based upon the principles of social justice and conservation. Finally, we examine the possibility of collaboration between ex – “water warriors,” largely from urban and periurban areas, and the largely rural activists focused on managing the effects of global warming. © 2013 by MARHO...

...Ted Steinberg Is it possible for one of the most dynamic and exploitative social systems in the history of the world to stave off global warming, massive habitat destruction, and the vast changes in the earth's nitrogen cycle? This essay will examine the origins of green liberalism —the idea...

.... Amid the growing concern over global climate change and much finger pointing among environmentalists at the oil industry and global energy producers, the main solution to global warming has been pushed along by some of these same producers and business interests. Carbon trading had its origins...

... BOY In 1897 explorer Robert Peary returned to New York from an expe dition to northern Greenland accompanied by six Eskimos whom he had persuaded to join him by promising them, as one of them later recalled, “nice warm homes in the sunshine land.” What the Eskimos (people we would today...

...- Lewis | Radical Wallflowers 91 Nancy Becker Kennedy of the Other Voices disability theater project doing a voice warm-up at the Mark Taper Forum, Los Angeles, 1982. Photograph by Deborah Hoffmann. Reprinted with permission ographers were practitioners of Delsarte, a European physical...

... working on his dissertation, tentatively titled “From Smog to Global Warming: The Politics of Air Pollu- tion in Postwar America.” Phoebe S. Kropp is assistant professor of history at the University of Pennsylvania. She is cur- rently...

... working on his dissertation, tentatively titled “From Smog to Global Warming: The Politics of Air Pollu- tion in Postwar America.” Phoebe S. Kropp is assistant professor of history at the University of Pennsylvania. She is cur- rently...

... and instantaneous transaction networks; aston- ishingly rapid growth in small-scale, informal, and localized economies; a communications revolution pushed along by com- puters, mass media, cables, satellites, and fiber optics; regional and global environmental changes such as ozone holes, global warm...

... and the Cordillera Quimsa Cruz in an area of about 9,600 square miles. This semitropical region (yunkas means “warm valleys” in Aymara) is characterized by year-round warm temperatures, generous seasonal rain- fall, and fertile soil and lush green vegetation covering uneven mountain and valley terrain...

... without warm af- RADICALHISTORY REVIEW 20 SPRING/SUMMER1979 PAGES42-50 HAPPY FAMILIES 43 fective domestic bonding. Procreation perpetuates the "line" and the line is supported by the network of cousinships and kin. The tightly- swaddled infant...

... League of Conservation Photographers. In 2006 he received the Ansel Adams Award for conservation photography from the Sierra Club. His book, Earth under Fire: How Global Warming Is Changing the World, was published in 2007, with a revised edi- tion released in 2009. His Web site...

... omissions--even if it remains our only social his- tory of the porters--for the documentary's achievements far outweigh its faults. Miles of Smiles is a warm, informed, informative, well constructed, and entertain- ing film. ''Palace Cars and Paradise" is a less impressive...

..., stimulated, and nurtured an entire generation of students. He remained personally and pro- fessionally committed to progressive causes and ideas and to an undogmatic rethinking of all shibboleths. He was a deeply valued colleague, a wonderful storyteller, and a warm, dear man. We will miss him. ...

... of the session, A. Elizabeth Taylor, asked a few prominent members of the audience to recall their experiences with the fledgling Association in the thirties and forties. Several warm reminiscences and funny stories later, the meeting room radiated nostalgia . Just as the session seemed about...

... access to freshwater continued to be challenged by corporate privatization, global warming, and the ongoing scarcity of water in the Bolivian highlands. The question they ask is whether Bolivia’s broad-­based social movements can adapt to build a water manage- ment system that is just...

.... For example, they blocked two environmental science books as “anti- technology” and “anti-American” because they pointed out the scientific consensus on global warming. Meanwhile, a book financed, in part, by the Mineral Information Institute (a group of mining...

... columns proved unfounded. Of course, a couple of very loyal readers—who understandably prefer to remain anony- mous—have repeatedly come to the rescue with much-needed material. (And how about the rest of you? It’s not too late!) Still, the warm...

... the aroma of warm bread rising, the measured pace of nurturing routines, the creative task of molding our families’ tastes and zest for life; we received in exchange the minivan and the Lunchable.”5 In historical narratives such as these, female food shoppers appear to have been easy prey...