found this website: Share The World's Resources: sustainable economics to end global poverty

[G_j]

good stuff...

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Share The World's Resources

sustainable economics to end global poverty

http://www.stwr.org/

Content

This website presents an extensive database of the latest news, analysis and information on a variety of international issues. There are currently over 2,000 articles available covering issues ranging from globalization, poverty, climate change, people power and much more.

All the content on the site is categorised according to the list of global issues in the left hand menu. Each issues has its own home page and includes a detailed overview, referenced key facts, and a system of links to more information such as reports, books and relevant campaigns and organisations. You can also find a range of informative videos on each issue.

In addition, the site presents a growing body of reports and articles by Share The World’s Resources (STWR). These present an analysis of key issues alongside proposals for alternative international mechanisms for ending poverty and creating a more sustainable world. Information on STWR’s campaigns and activities can also be found here

[riverdeep]

1. Thanks, found an interesting article already.

("The Human Brain is Made for Environmental Complacency")
http://www.stwr.org/climate-change-environment/the-human-brain-is-made-for-environmental-complacency.html

Although, the websites mission has the word 'share' in it. I have to look further into the specifics of how they plan all this, but usually providing a solution that involves sharing is not likely to work.

[leftstreet]

2. Wow. That site looks interesting!

Looks like some good stuff.

Ya gotta love this one:

The True Origins of the Financial Crisis
The root cause of the financial crisis is not to be found in hedge funds and greedy bankers, but rather in a more fundamental social problem - huge inequalites in income distribution, argues Branko Milanovic.

Thanks for posting.

:hi:

[G_j]

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[OneGrassRoot]

4. Thank you. K&R n/t