Q & A with Stanford’s Green Grid Radio

Green Grid Radio is a new hour-long weekly radio show from Stanford radio. The show airs Tuesdays, 1-2pm PST on … More

Seeds of Occupy: The Gill Tract Contested Land and Oakland’s Planting Justice

This article originally appeared in Project Groundswell. On Earth Day, activists, community members, students and local farmers reclaimed the Gill … More

Simplifying the Economics of Happiness with Helena Norberg-Hodge

This article originally appeared in Project Groundswell. In 1975, before India’s northern region of Ladakh became a popular tourist attraction; Helena … More

A Vision for the Future: Founder of Earth Trust, Vanya Orr

The Nilgiri Hills consists of a heart-shaped region rising almost vertically from the lowlands of the Southern Indian states of … More

Displacing Rural Communities for Delhi’s Drinking Water: Is the Renuka Dam Worth the Cost?

First Published in Project Groundswell I have a love/hate relationship with the many contrasts in India: the bright green paddy … More

World Record Egg Plant Curry Made to Protest Biotechnology Bill in India

This post originally appeared in Project Groundswell As part of a public campaign against the upcoming Biotechnology Regulatory Authority of … More

Cargill Salt Pond Development a Bad Idea for San Francisco Bay

This post originally appeared in Project Groundswell On a recent trip to Coyote Hills, a park on the east side of … More

New Laws Pose Potential Threat to Food Activists

This post originally appeared in Project Groundswell In a recent New York Times article titled, “Animals, Cruelty and Videotape”, author Jennifer … More

EcoTuesday’s Sustainable Network Celebrates Four Years

This post originally appeared in Project Groundswell Clad in a green dress, Blobel, EcoTuesday’s Silicon Valley Ambassador enthusiastically welcomed each participant to the … More

Accepting Difference: India’s Nomadic Van Gujjar Community

This post originally appeared in Project Groundswell “I can’t stay in one place for a long time, that’s why I work … More