Monthly Archives: September 2012

Originally posted on urbanculturalstudies:
[more information in original context here]: A THEMATIC CONFERENCE SERIES on The NEW IMPACTS OF ECONOMIC, SOCIAL and POLITICAL CHANGE ON URBAN LIFE The Post-Crash City CONTEXT The global financial crisis has provoked re-analysis of the limits…

Echoes in the Mist One might have hoped that CNN’s Sanjay Gupta, who has a kind, gentle manner, and who is an American with an Indian background, might be more in tune with the tradition of ahimsa.  Promoting fish farming … Continue reading →

Originally posted on Open Geography:
The latest (Sept-Oct 2012) issue of the NGA’s in-house magazine, Pathfinder, is a special issue on “Human Geography” (cover below). Motto: Right Place, Right Time Human geography tells “when” and “where” to put boots on…

Originally posted on Suneel Dhand – Doctor & Author:
The apple is probably the most famous fruit in the world, and was likely the earliest tree to be cultivated. It could even be argued that the apple is intrinsically linked…