By Kay Sexton •
September 17, 2009
Impassioned editorials are calling for the restoration of The Angeles National Forest but what is the political cost of restoring the environment at a pace faster than nature’s, or of failing to do so?
By Chris Milton •
November 5, 2008
Gazing into the future of a carbon market, two things seem certain: a fundamental change to the economy and sweeping land reforms.
There are two well known and highly charged sayings about land:
—–agriculture is the foundation of economic growth
—–all land use is inherently political
The fast approaching world of a carbon market could see how we use land becoming the most important issue in stopping climate change becoming a disaster for mankind.