Obama Leads Romney on Climate Credibility
• May 15, 2012

President Barak Obama leads Republican contender Mitt Romney as a trustworthy source for information on climate change, while car companies follow closely behind Romney with the trust of 20% of Americans.

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10 May 2012
 
ICELAND and its Post-Occupy Economic Recovery
Meribeth

Post September 2008, governments around the globe rushed to bail out desperate banks that were  “too big to fail.” The governments justified handing over billions of dollars to bankers who got rich off investors by taking foolish risks that proved disastrous, in order to save the economy.
22 Apr 2012
 
Great Resources from the 2011 Stonehouse Standing Circle Summit
Meribeth

Our 2011 Summit brought great minds of all many disciplines together to brainstorm on the subject of bringing climate change back to the top of the public agenda. The outcome of their discussions and a summary of the events can be found here.
21 Apr 2012
 
CLIMATE CHANGE HITS CLOSE TO HOME AS AMERICANS EXPERIENCE EXTREME WEATHER
Meribeth

According to a recent report by the Yale Project on Climate Change Communications, Americans have not failed to take notice of the heat waves, high winds, droughts and downpours of the past year.
11 Apr 2012
 
Interview with Theologian Sallie McFague: 
Climate Change is a Spiritual Issue
Meribeth

In a follow-up to the 2011 Stonehouse Standing Circle meeting, we’ll be posting a series of interviews with delegates on their work and thoughts on the central question of the gathering: how to get climate change back on Canada’s public policy and political agenda.
19 Mar 2012
 
Haidt on Culture War Rhetoric: Follow the Sacredness
Jim Hoggan

This New York Times op-ed from moral psychologist Jonathan Haidt brilliantly unpacks the political narratives embedded in recent rhetoric from both Democrats and Republicans. Haidt warns that demonizing opponents stirs up tribal reactions that can stand in the way of real solutions.
19 Mar 2012
 
Collective Insights from IDEO: Small's Big Potential & Beyond Corporate Social Responsibility
Ashley Arden

In a spirit of open collaboration, IDEO created their Patterns series to capture and share some of the common insights and exceptional success stories they see bubbling up across projects and out in the world. By tapping into collective intelligence, they have created a platform for "elevating insights to the level of cultural impact."
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