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The Small Town Project. June 18, 2009. This site is the archive of the Small Town Project, formerly at smalltownproject.org. For John Feeney’s current site, see johnfeeney.net. In importing the content to this blog, images were lost, though captions remain. (I’m not bothering to clean things up.) Also, resource links formerly in the sidebar disappeared, but most can be found on the “ Expanded, Annotated Links. 8221; page. All text content appears to have made the transfer successfully.).

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Deep Green Journal: Archives

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Deep Green Excerpts and Notes. Deep Green Company and Club. Subscribe to this blog's feed. Churchland, Patricia Smith. De Geus, Arie. De Posada, Joachim. Earthdance: Living Systems in Evolution. Forrester, Jay W. Greer, John Michael. Requiem for Modern Politics. Saul, John Ralston. Shoes Outside The Door. Spiro, David E. The Collapse of Complex Societies. The Future of Food. The Future of Money. The Hidden Hand of American Hegemony. The True and Only Heaven. U S Green Building Council. Central Rocky Moun...

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New home on the web: johnfeeney.net | The Small Town Project

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The Small Town Project. New home on the web: johnfeeney.net. May 22, 2008. Time to introduce a new site! After 18 months, Growth is Madness! Introduced below, began to take too much time away from writing for larger publications. To be able to focus on the latter, I’ve now settled into johnfeeney.net. It features a sampling of my writing, updates, information on speaking and interviews, and resources for those wishing to dig deeper into the core ecological issues confronting us. Stop by!

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Literary Suicide: September 2009

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The blog of Jonathan Selwood. Wednesday, September 30, 2009. I first saw Magnus Zeller's "The Orator" at a LACMA German Expressionist exhibit back in high school. Yes, it does foreshadow- ahem- Hitler. But it also captures the flat-out awesomeness. Of public speaking when you're good at it. (Just click on the image to make it bigger.). I should also note that at least half of the small minority of the people who aren't. By the time my first novel sold and my book tour loomed, I realized that not only was...

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Populate and Perish: Collected letters

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Overpopulation – the human plague. Some recent letters concerning population growth projections in Australia (see my previous entry):. The Victorian State of the Environment Report (2008) reveals that population growth and human activity have had ongoing detrimental effects on soils, coastal areas, marine and river systems, climate and biodiversity. All indications are that Victoria has reached the limit of its capacity to support human populations without irreversible environmental destruction. A coalit...

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The most important overpopulation and population problem people to know

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Population People to Know About. As Professor of Human Ecology at UCSB, he was one of the early voices extolling the dangers of overpopulation. Author of many books and articles, including the iconic classic "The tragedy of the Commons". Professor emeritus of physics at U.C. Boulder, - Bartlett's mantra is that sustainable growth is an oxymoron. Well known for his video lecture on the exponential function. Go to his website and sign up for his daily email. John C. Feeney. William R. Catton Jr. Environmen...

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Populate and Perish: One-child no longer

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Overpopulation – the human plague. As part of a social reform initiative announced last week, China is to “relax” its one-child policy. There have been exceptions to it for years for certain groups, but this makes it officially-approved. Naturally my reaction was dismay (“the environment is now f*cked”). The policy has been criticized by some for being inhumane, but it somewhat it at least kept the country’s already-huge population from becoming even larger. View my complete profile. We) Can Do Better.

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Populate and Perish: September 2013

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Overpopulation – the human plague. I recently came across a link to a short story by Gregory Benford,. Given my outlook you can safely guess I didn’t see this scheme as a bad thing. I suppose that measures such as IVF from stored embryos, cloning and artificial wombs could be used to get around the virus, but the last two technologies are not developed and the first can be difficult to achieve. Melbourne most livable (again). Melbourne was voted most livable for this year. I dislike this sort of publicit...

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Populate and Perish: A sterilizing virus

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Overpopulation – the human plague. I recently came across a link to a short story by Gregory Benford,. Given my outlook you can safely guess I didn’t see this scheme as a bad thing. I suppose that measures such as IVF from stored embryos, cloning and artificial wombs could be used to get around the virus, but the last two technologies are not developed and the first can be difficult to achieve. I live in Australia. My blogs reflect some of my interests and concerns. View my complete profile. Stable Popul...