by Akio Matsumura This article is now available in German. Japan’s Lack of Concern for Fukushima’s Children The children of Fukushima need greater medical attention and assistance. After the Chernobyl accident, concerns grew in that region as to whether higher rates of cancer, especially in the thyroid gland, would be found in children… Continue reading
Category Archive: Science
The Hydrangea Revolution and Japan’s Unheard Voices
This article is now available in German. “The splitting of the atom has changed everything, except man’s way of thinking, and so we drift towards unparalleled catastrophe.” – Albert Einstein By Akio Matsumura Who is leading us toward nuclear catastrophe? Government and political leaders, profit-minded business leaders… Continue reading
The Acupuncture Approach to Environmental Global Thinking
by Akio Matusumura Photo from the Oxford Global Forum I had the extraordinary fortune of having many visionary scientists in attendance at the Global Forums, including Dr. Lovelock, Dr. Sagan, Dr. Heyerdahl, and Dr. Capra, about whom Mr. Chris Cote has written… Continue reading
Spotlight: James Lovelock
“The Global Forum of Spiritual and Parliamentary Leaders on Human Survival was without doubt the most significant gathering I have attended in a lifetime. It changed my life irreversibly, as it must have done the lives of many of the other Continue reading
Spotlight: Fritjof Capra
Fritjof Capra is an Austrian physicist and educator living and teaching in Berkeley, California. His lessons of ecoliteracy, webs of connections, and sustainability, among many others, are integral to living more harmoniously, in terms of issues of the environment, culture, religion, nutrition, health, justice, and more. These… Continue reading
Into the Invisible: Dr. Thor Heyerdahl and the Kon-Tiki Expedition
Often a scientist is comfortable within his or her academic field. They work where the grant money is and stay within its provided boundaries. Dr. Thor Heyerdahl could not stay so comfortable. A Norwegian anthropologist, archaeologist, geographer, ethnographer and zoologist, he did not confine his life studies to fit within the ordinary scope of work. …









