“If this isn’t collapse, what do you call it?” The Limits to Growth (1972) explains endless growth on a finite planet is impossible. Based on growth of consumption and population, the decline of resources and the increase of various forms of pollution this hugely influential report drew different scenarios for so-called ‘overshoot & collapse’. 45 years later we seem to be perfectly right on track of those very projections, co-author Dennis Meadows explains in part 3 of our special interview. “My

We LOVE Earth Wind and Fire - and Ralph Johnson loves Jazz. He'll be at the Jazz Tribute Concert Nov. 1st at the Montalban - with Christian McBride, Patrice Rushe, Getchen Parlato, John Clayton and over 20 more amazing musicians! Visit www.TheMontalban.com for tickets.#jazz #jazzbass #jazzmusic #JazzNight #jazzpiano #jazzclub #christianmcbride #christianmcbridetrio #PatriceRushen #patricerushen #gretchenparlato #GRETCHENPARLATO #gretchenparlatomusic #gretchenparlatoquartet #jazzradio | Los Angel

The Netherlands. A small country, with huge significance for birds – millions of them. But you may spot very different birds depending on the season. Today we spotted many in their comfortable Winter Valhalla: the flood banks of the Nederrijn. Early December snow already melted showing huge stores of fresh green grass and other plants – enough for thousands of grazing species. The birds shown in the video are Barnacle geese mostly, born on the Russian tundra. Easily recognisable with the black n