Organisations like the Worldwatch Institute are a big support if not an imperative for democracy to occur and the eternal vigelence required to sustain human societal freedom and equality, as well as monitoring and aiding responsible care of our planet.
The Worldwatch Institute "is an independent research organization recognized by opinion leaders around the world for its accessible, fact-based analysis of critical global issues". They say "the Institute's three main program areas include Climate and Energy, Food and Agriculture, and the Green Economy."
In Africa’s Largest Slum called Kibera in Nairobi, Kenya, Danielle Nierenberg looking at urban gardens
Over the years I have from time to time read articles and research reports from the Worldwatch Institute and find their work very helpful for trying to keep me and Tim consciously informed about world environmental and social issues (& positive progress!). You might find their resources helpful too? And/or you may be able to contribute to supporting their work somehow?
THANK YOU KINDLY TO:
BERNARD POLLACK, photographer, for his generosity in allowing us to publish his photos above.
DANIELLE NIERENBERG, Senior researcher for NtP & MOLLY THEOBALD, co-Project Director for NtP,
currently 'on the ground' in Antananarivo, Madagascar for their prompt & helpful correspondence with me the last few days, including providing & sanctioning the use of the logos & images above.
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