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Environmental concerns challenge us to be more aware of how our personal lives and our choices impact the climate and the web of all existence. More acreage is used for lawns than producing food, so Chuck Downing discusses how rethinking aesthetics and lawn care methods can benefit future generations.
Kyra Gross, manager of the Brookside Market, and Alicia Ellingsworth, executive director of the KC Farm School, will describe the multitude of opportunities to obtain locally and regionally produced food in the Kansas City area, and talk about ongoing efforts to grow a community food system.
British Election Analysis and Political Parallels On December 12, 2019 British Conservative party leader Boris Johnson won the election over Jeremy Corbyns Labour Party by 43.6% to 32%. British voters were less moved by Corbyns economic and social programs than they were by Johnsons nationalist positions, particularly by his promise to get...
September 20 began an international "Climate Strike", called in part by Extinction Rebellion (XR), which started in the UK, the US-wide Sunrise Movement, and other groups in Kansas City. At 6:30 in the early morning, some 40 people with the Kansas City chapter of Extinction Rebellion held rally in front of...
This week on CounterSpin: Coverage of Donald Trump’s trade war on China has led to some odd writing, as when the Washington Post reported, “Dozens of US companies have complained that Trump’s earlier steel and aluminum tariffs drove up their costs and hurt more US workers than they helped. But...
