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The Journal of Wild Culture
Countering Big Oil’s Attack
Making an economic case for a better world. An interview with David Levine, President of the American Sustainable Business Network
For the love of reading & writing
Chellis Glendinning on the materiality and ethics of
Expanding Empathy & Emotional Ecologies
With this year’s theme, “Food, Farms, and Future Ecologies
At the threshold of the next great period of human history . . .
Uh, the fusing of physical, digital and biological worlds
What a system for capitalists means to the earth
As Trump and similar politicians gain ground elsewhere, we
An old volcano brought to life
"In a strange plot twist, one defunct crater has become the
Ambiguity as an artistic device
For artist and viewer, the resistant image offers rich
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Life on ice, death in prison
Britain's top mountaineer on the motivations of madness. By
On the Subject of 'S***hole Countries'
What's really wrong in those less-than nations . . . and at
'Preserve land & each other': toward a new manifesto
Some tirades are worth reading because they say
Where Walking Takes Us
Fascination with a spring flower leads to an unexpected
How to View a Polar Bear
For centuries, enterprising humans have sought to keep this
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