Reducing carbon emissions
Each year the devastating effects of droughts, flooding, rising sea levels and cyclones are increasing. There is a growing consensus amoung scientists that these severe climate changes...
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Global monetary reform
Global Monetary Reform FUTURE WORLD presents a range of proposals and models which reflect the twin goals of international social justice and sustainability and offer alternatives to...
A simple water tank in a desert region
A simple water tank in a desert region One of the main problems of the Thar Desert Region of southern Pakistan is a lack of a regular...
Supermarkets
The impact of supermarkets Large supermarkets and Internet shopping are having a devastating effect on High Street shops. Dairy farmers have for many years suffered from the...
The advantages of cycling
The advantages of cycling Why do so many people feel it necessary to acquire cars in the many parts of the affluent world where there are good...
Waste and energy
Energy saving and waste reduction Although the following suggestions relate to the UK, the general principles behind them can be applied anywhere in developed countries. Many quite...
Energy saving and carbon reduction
Energy saving and carbon reduction Most energy is derived from fossil fuels and hence any personal savings in the use of energy will reduce carbon emmissions. Two...
Ethical investment
Ethical investment An increasing number of individuals are concerned that the money they invest is not used to support governments and organisations: that do not uphold...
Homeopathy
QUESTIONS ABOUT IDEAS WHICH CANNOT BE RATIONALLY OR SCIENTIFICALLY VERIFIED Homeopathy is a system based on the principle that a much diluted preparation of a substance that...
Rudolf Steiner and anthroposophy
Who was Rudolf Steiner QUESTIONS ABOUT IDEAS WHICH CANNOT BE RATIONALLY OR SCIENTIFICALLY VERIFIED Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) was a self proclaimed Austrian clairvoyant, who founded a movement/religion...
