Bridget Algiere's blog

Art Levine, News Analyst for Truthout, gives a reality check about the many aspects of nuclear energy.

An interview with author James Oroc centers around the psychedelic experience, God consciousness and the zero-point field.

Was the last common ancestor of all life not a free-living cell, but a porous rock riddled with bubbly iron-sulphur membranes that catalysed primordial biochemical reactions?

A new study suggests a visual center in the brain tied to light-sensing cells in the eyes guides birds on their migratory journey.

Big Pharma is on the brink of failure thanks to an increase in placebo response.

Biologists at the University of Ferrara in Italy have confirmed that lizards use their third eye as a sun-calibrated compass.

The upcoming documentary, DMT: The Spirit Molecule, based on Dr. Rick Strassman's groundbreaking research, needs some financial support.

A recent study shows how under- standing cultural diversity amongst whales may help ensure their survival.

Crop circles found during routine aerial surveys have uncovered temples and tombs that may pre-date Stonehenge by 1,000 years.

The Bank of Happiness is helping Estonians surivive a national recession.

Toltec I Ching, the latest offering from Larson Publications, harmoniously unifies the historically distant divinitation methods of Chinese and pre-Hispanic traditions.

Is the U.S. Department of Defense really going green?

NASA warns that on September 22, 2012, plasma balls spewed from the the sun could wipe out Earth's power grids with catastrophic consequences.

Stop by by the RS booth or join us for a special presentation on the Awareness Village acoustic stage at the 5th annual Mountain Jam Festival in Hunter, NY. May 29-31.

Adding insult to injury, several major credit card companies have recently increased interest rates to the average tune of 14 percent. But you can do something about it.

J. Myztico Campo's visionary art depicts "the complex web of consciousness that spans across the inter-dimensional cosmos."

What do bunny slippers, 2012, Barack Obama and aliens have in common? Artist Dan Goldman lets us know in his sci-fi comic "YES WE WILL."

Want Obama to appoint a Secretary of the Arts? Sign the petition!

Featuring three immigrant penguins, a snow bunny and a polar bear, the comic strip Arctic Circle uses humor to raise awareness about climate change.

Ecuador becomes the first country in the world to recognize that, just like people, nature has rights too.

Local artists celebrate the autumnal equinox by combining the past and present at spotArt gallery in Minneapolis.

Here's why 350 could be the most important number of our time.

Track the impact of your green habits at Creativecitizen.com.

RS contributors Daniel Pinchbeck and Charles Eisenstein will be featured speakers at the Seventh Annual Gaian Mind Summer Festival.

USC's Network Culture Project is hosting Second Life and the Public Good, a contest that invites residents of Second Life to imagine new ways that virtual worlds can be used for positive change.