In China, entire cities are being built for no one. A likely reason: GDP growth.
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Scott walks, bikes, reads, and lives in rural western Massachusetts. His day jobs have included stints at YES! Magazine, the City of Chicago's Waste to Profit Network, and The Nature Conservancy. He is a graduate of the Environmental Science program at Allegheny College, and Special Projects Assistant at Orion Magazine.
by Scott Gast on May 31, 2010
In China, entire cities are being built for no one. A likely reason: GDP growth.
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by Scott Gast on May 26, 2010
Oil is gushing from the Gulf. Could leaving it in the ground lead to an economy that actually fits the planet?
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by Scott Gast on May 2, 2010
What’s the economy got to do with a certain Keanu Reeves action movie? Quite a bit, unfortunately.
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by Scott Gast on April 11, 2010
What comes first: personal freedom or the Earth?
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by Scott Gast on March 28, 2010
Compress the past million years of human development into 24 hours, and the journey from steam engine to search engine amounts to about 21 seconds. But is that pace sustainable?
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by Scott Gast on February 14, 2010
We’ll need to develop better filters to deal with growing floods of information, experts say. But is there more to the story?
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by Scott Gast on January 21, 2010
As human activity more closely influences ecological systems, everything gets more complicated.
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