Capitalism makes everything possible.
Capitalism leads to wealth, wealth leads to investment, investment spawns innovation, and through glorious creative destruction, today’s innovations surpass and replace yesterday’s, creating more wealth. Through capitalist initiative, civilization has advanced beyond the wildest imaginings of our forbears. Today we cure diseases that were incurable. We cultivate miracle crops [...]
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Top 10 Capitalist Myths that You Should Know About
by Ed Ring on August 11, 2003
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Winds, Waves, Tides – Ocean Energy
by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on August 9, 2003Five Megawatt Offshore Wind
Turbines Are Now Being InstalledEditor’s note: Terawatts of energy bombard earth daily via the sun’s rays, but competitively converting renewable solar energy into usable energy, electricity in particular, remains a formidable hurdle. When evaluating totally renewable sources of energy for their economic viability, the world’s oceans beckon as an alternative quietly [...]
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Fighting Monocultures of the Mind
by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on June 11, 2003Indian scientist and writer Vandana Shiva sees globalization as a threat to biodiversity
Vendana Shiva
curriculum vitaeEditor’s note: Robert Shapiro, former CEO of Monsanto, and someone who passionately believed in his work, stated “The application of contemporary biological knowledge to issues like food and nutrition and human health has to occur, for the same reasons that things [...]
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WildAid’s Conservation Efforts to Help Save the World’s Rhinos
by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on May 25, 2003Horning in on Extinction or a Rebound?
Black Rhino Charge
photo: WildAidA Black Rhino lazily reaches for leaves along the shady trees in Zimbabwe, Africa. The 3,000 pound male suddenly lifts his head as an all too familiar scent reaches his gaping nostrils. He takes a step back and raises his ears to trace the location [...]
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Water: The Second Element
by EcoWorld Editorial Staff on March 21, 2003An enlightened mystic of this age, Osho, has proclaimed that the third world war can happen due to water– or, rather, the lack of it. The statistics say the same thing: as the share of fresh water per person decreases globally, and the population demanding it increases, there are bound to be conflicts which, as [...]
