When Wine Tastes Best 2015
This companion volume is now in its third year and is based on the same biodynamic principles. It is now also available as an app…… Read More »
Book Reviews
Biodynamic, Organic and Natural Winemaking
Following Nicolas Joly's book on biodynamic wine a few years ago, this new book is a definitive and beautifully illustrated guide by two Swedes running…… Read More »
Depolarising Food and Agriculture
Polarisations in agriculture are a reflection of the differences between mechanistic and holistic science: industrial vs. sustainable agriculture, conventional vs. organic production methods and global…… Read More »
Global Food Security and Supply
The author of this book on global food supply chains works at the Sheffield Business School and is editor of an online magazine for food…… Read More »
Successful Adaptation to Climate Change
Authors: Maxwell T. Boykoff, Susanne C. Moser
Reviewer: David Lorimer
Category: Science & Policy / Climate Change
This major initiative is a collaboration between nearly 40 thinkers on linking science and policy in a rapidly changing world. It provides the necessary background…… Read More »
Implementing Sustainability in Higher Education
Subtitled 'learning in an age of transformation', this book brings the challenge of sustainability firmly into the university sector where such ideas should be debated…… Read More »
Sustainable Society
Towards the end of his life, Rudolf Steiner devoted some serious thought to relationship between politics, economics and culture. His thinking on agriculture has been…… Read More »
Sustainability – A History
The word sustainability has only become common currency over the last 25 years, but the idea goes back a lot further, as demonstrated in this…… Read More »
The Anthropocene
In 2000, Nobel prize-winning chemist Paul Crutzen coined the geological term Anthropocene to describe our current era, succeeding the Holocene, as a period in which…… Read More »
The Caveman Rules for Survival
Most readers will be familiar with the triune brain and its implications for human behaviour. It is unfortunate that this basic information about our operating…… Read More »