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How Do You Want Your Earth? - the online magazine Flyp takes on the planetary boundary conditions.

Alan Stoga, editor in chief of Flyp was a participant at the Tällberg Forum and wrote a piece on the planetary boundary conditions that were presented and discussed at the forum this year.  In the story you can watch interviews with James Hansen and Johan Rockström and see parts of the video message James Lovelock sent to the forum.

Issue number 10 is on your desktop here.

Flyp is about what gets America moving and what moves Americans. Politics to electronic poetry, music and movies, social issues and trends, the economy, stupid, and that war.

Publisher Alan Stoga of Flyp has created a vibrantly creative merge of media, literally blending the page turning feel of fiine print with video shorts and commentaries, animations, all in a dynamic interactive design.

America is a big idea, often misunderstood, whether you are inside and outside the country. Flyp gives the international reader a fresh perspective into the often contradictory experience of the American experiment.




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