August, 2019

• 8 August

  JOHN D LIU – Questions to the Panel

  

  We have some smushed questions. Question: “If you could give us one practical tip that would help us to make a difference, what would it be? Angus McIntosh: I alluded to it earlier. You vote with your fork. The fork is the most powerful thing that we have, so you ...

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• 7 August

  JOHN D LIU – Panel Presentations Part 2

  

  Welcome back to the second part of the program. I am shifting my role to be a moderator and we have a panel. Mark Swilling: Thank you, John, for the multiple stories of the movement for regeneration. I’m a professor at Stellenbosch University and head up the center for complex ...

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• 6 August

  JOHN D LIU – SINAI PROJECT

  

  3 Years ago, the project manager of doubling the size of the Suez Canal was asked by an Egyptian General. The general said, “Everyone wants to work in the Nile Valley, it’s all they can imagine because that’s where the water is. Nobody wants to do anything else. All the ...

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July, 2019

• 25 July

  JOHN D LIU GREAT WORKS OF OUR TIME SPIER

  

  We built a house 30 years ago in China. We had actually been in China for 40 years, and 30 years ago we built the house and we all grew old. And as I mentioned my father past away in December. And what happened to me was that in 1979, ...

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May, 2019

• 6 May

  The Race is On: Secrets and Solutions of Climate Change

  

  This film shows you the central shocking secrets about climate change, but also the solutions we already have that can avoid climate breakdown. As someone who teaches climate change at University, I was becoming increasingly worried that my students did not understand some of the most important facts about climate ...

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April, 2019

• 5 April

  MARIUS – FARMERS REVERSING CLIMATE CHANGE

  

  Important: Watch “Alan Savory” on “How to fight desertification and end climate change“ People can have a reference to the clip that is there, but these are strategies that were developed for large extensive areas, what we call grazing lands, which are a component. It also fits into a context ...

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March, 2019

• 7 March

  DOUGLAS VS ABSA: Abusive Bank Practices

  

  ABSA  – Thousands of Victims of Unethical Repossession Peter Blundell: You have been having some trouble with the banks. I believe ABSA is involved. What could you tell as succinctly as possible, what the issues are? Douglas Shaw: As many viewers will know, I’m and advocate and somebody that represents ...

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• 5 March

  ENN – Welcome to 2019 – Jason Sole

  

  Our first launch of the popular ENN series with Jason Sole. In this video we explain the reasoning and importance behind the ENN series and also clear out some rustiness from not doing the ENNs on a more regular basis. Items discussed in this post: Main stream media and their ...

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February, 2019

• 27 February

  A forest garden with 500 edible plants could lead to a sustainable future

  

  Instead of neat rows of monoculture, forest gardens combine fruit and nut trees, shrubs, herbs, vines and perennial vegetables together in one seemingly wild setting. This type of agroforestry mimics natural ecosystems and uses the space available in a sustainable way. UK-based Martin Crawford is one of the pioneers of ...

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• 12 February

  EXTINCTION REVOLUTION FEB 8 2019

  

  The SONA State of the Nation Address is to be given that night. These young people – Part of The Extinction Rebellion are protesting. We are here today to protest against our government not telling us the truth about the dangers and threats that climate change is bringing to our ...

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