The Robin Hood protest is expected to be a single day event and is part of the general Occupy Wall Street movement which got its start in the offices of Adbusters magazine in Vancouver, Canada this summer.

FORBES: 'Occupy' Crew Readies New 'Robin Hood' March

Christianity Today, the magazine of Billy Graham's evangelical movement, has just run an editorial arguing the moral case for action on climate change.

ECONOMIST: Energy policy and the environment

Firms often subcontracted manufacturing to different factories and achieved neither economies of scale nor the standardization necessary to mass-produce green homes, according to Allison Arieff, a former editor in chief of Dwell magazine and an influential figure in the modern prefab movement.

FORBES: Blu Homes' Apple Approach to Building Green Prefab Houses

Whether it fizzles out or gets busted up through divide and conquer strategies remains to be seen, but the movement, which got its start in the editorial offices of Adbusters, a non-influential magazine based in Vancouver, continues to spread around the world.

FORBES: 'Occupy Wall Street' Gaining Respect...From Wall Street?

According to Adbusters magazine in Vancouver, the brainchild behind the movement, protesters plan a full day of rallies in New York on Thursday in what promises to be a long second act as winter approaches.

FORBES: Following Camp Closures, 'Occupy Wall Street' Prepares For Act II

Consider the case of Discover magazine, which features a troubling cover story on the anti-agricultural biotechnology movement in its April issue.

FORBES: Connect

The launch of MAKE Magazine was followed by the super popular Maker Faire in 2006, jumpstarted a worldwide Maker Movement, which is transforming innovation, culture and education.

FORBES: More Than A Startup: MAKE Division Spins Out From O'Reilly Media as Separate Company