Beatles, Jimi, Stones, Endless Summer – who’s the link? John Van Hamersveld!
New stuff from CJ Nelson by Steve Cleveland
The Extremely Fast Peopling of the Americas
In Hawai’i, Plantation Tourism Tastes Like Pineapple
Climate change could end mortgages as we know them
Global Warming Will Drown Bangkok, Shanghai, Mumbai
Florida GOP leaders finally utter ‘sea level rise,’ lament ‘lost decade’
Lord Thing (1970, DeWitt Beall)
Why are we still pretending ‘trickle-down’ economics work?
Could you be eating a credit card a week?
BTW, You’re Eating And Breathing In Plastic Too
The Literal Translation of Country Names
Bruce Brown Surf Movie Maker On TV 1965
Smarter people listen to instrumental music: study
Instagram Ruined Travel. A New Generation Of Influencers Is Trying To Fix It.
Where did the Dravidians originate from?
Vietnam – Bobby Jameson – Film Clip – 1967
Once Upon a Time There Was a Band, Pt. 1
Malaysia’s last indigenous nomadic tribe threatened by deadly mystery illness
What the World May be Like in the Near Future
Standing Rock Fights On: Tribal Activism Goes Solar
The Designer Who Gave Googie its Flair
B.C. has a whopping 1,807 species at risk of extinction — but no rules to protect them
Apparently there has been tidal bore river surfing in China a thousand years ago.
Nik Zanella has spent years deciphering ancient Chinese poems and texts to piece together a past-time that thrived in the Far East’s Song Dynasty, from 960 to 1279. Early surfers would ride the country’s Qiantang river as part of a ritual to help appease the God of the Tide (or, the Dragon King) – and for the entertainment of the Emperor.
Mike Huckabee’s Epic Fight to Keep Beachgoers Off His Patch of Florida Sand
Ice sheet contributions to future sea-level rise from structured expert judgment
How to Travel Responsibly in an Era of Climate Change
414 million pieces of plastic found on remote island group in Indian Ocean
Reef wipeout: surfers fight China-linked mega resort in Fiji
‘One day we’ll disappear’: Tuvalu’s sinking islands
How Chinese Restaurants Shaped Tiki Culture In LA
Hughes/Schweizer 300C South Bay Coastal Flight
Dream weavers: the indigenous Ainu people of Japan – in pictures
The Influence of Indian Music on Jazz
N. American Indigenous Youth Leadership Training
Report: Starvation is reason for grey whale deaths in Bay Area
Believe in Atlantis? These archaeologists want to win you back to science
Savagery and Its Promoters and Profiteers
A literal urban jungle, Taipei, Taiwan
Sunspel Organic Vintage Stripe T-shirt
Which came first: society or a fear of god?
The first cocktail book by an African American bartender in more than a century
Human Activity in China and India Dominates the Greening of Earth, NASA Study Shows
When Tech Leaves No Space for Humans
The study on collapse they thought you should not read – yet
Cocktail of the week: the whirling dervish
The Planet Has Seen Sudden Warming Before. It Wiped Out Almost Everything.
‘We are in trouble.’ Global carbon emissions reached a record high in 2018.
Melting Arctic ice is now pouring 14,000 tons of water per second into the ocean, scientists find
