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Deep Gardening
The art and science of gardening has had an ancient history of being a deep and meaningful part of human life.
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The Wilderness Act Turns 50: Celebrating the Great Laws of 1964
The Wilderness Act accomplished something no other law ever attempted on such a scale.
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Medicare, Dr. Mengele and You
And they said that irony is dead.
Corporations Are Not Going to Save Us From Climate Disruption
The Global Alliance for Climate Smart Agriculture, SEFA and the Oil and Gas Climate Initiative are among many public-private partnerships.
“We Deserve to Do More Than Just Survive”: Marshall Islands Poet’s Plea to the UN Climate Summit
Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner from the Marshall Islands read a poem to world leaders, written as a letter to her child.
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Pledges Can Work, But It Will Take International Law to Fight Climate Change
The world must find a way of having a climate treaty without US ratification.
Ten-Day Village Building Convergence Rocks Small Town Sebastopol
A better world is possible.
Faith and Science, Heart and Brain: An Interview With Katharine Hayhoe
The director of the Climate Science Center at Texas Tech University talks about her climate change research, the politics of mitigating climate change and how she brings Christian values …
“What’s Possible,” a New Film for World Leaders on the Urgency of Global Warming
More than 120 world leaders kicked off a one-day UN summit on climate change in New York City by viewing “What's Possible,” a short film on the urgency of …
A Tipping Point for the Good
In the Chesapeake Bay region, we're on the front lines of climate change.