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Gaia and the Path of the Earth
Sorting out some opposing views on the living Earth. By
What all that yelling is about
On getting one's feathers in a knot. By Kim Hoff.
Gaia and the Path of the Earth
Through the eyes of Ivan Illich and Bruno Latour. By David
Gaia and the Path of the Earth
“The greatest reimagination of the heavens since Galileo
A (Scientific) Love Story
From the love of insects that talk to each other in the
Cities for Birds Too
Advocating for urban environments that attract and maintain
What we're reading . . .
Developing stories that navigate the edge.
In John Clare’s Footsteps
A poet and teacher recalls his first chance encounter with
The She-Wolf: Mother to Other Species
A profile of the female wolf. By Angela Lord.
In the Beginning, There Was No Plastic
Becoming informed about another major ecological crisis. By
Shoveling Out the Dregs of Neoliberalism: A Crash Course by George Monbiot
Tracing the roots of an economic and political path that
Durable Goods
Where we were, where we're going. By Stephanie Mills.
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