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Featuring John Elder, Helena Norberg-Hodge, Craig Childs, and more.
December 2020In this current pandemic the fear and upheaval drove Americans to hoard toilet paper and guns and ammo. Try to imagine a food shortage instead of a scarcity of toilet paper.
By Leath ToninoDecember 2020As I strolled through a glide of water clear as air, my fisherman’s heart did a somersault when I sighted, not twenty feet away, two chinook salmon easily twenty times the size of the trout I’d been happily catching and releasing.
By David James DuncanMarch 2020Do we want a deeper, richer relationship with nature, or do we want to just kill everything and live through our smartphones?
By Savannah BarnesJanuary 2020February 2019Natural law is the highest law, and it would be folly to figure that you can outwit natural law.
Winona LaDuke
July 2018She loved the serene brutality of the ocean, loved the electric power she felt with each breath of wet, briny air.
Holly Black, Tithe
We have measured a sharp decrease in oxygen in the ocean over the last fifty years. If the ocean has less oxygen, then less is going into the atmosphere as well. I don’t want to mess around with my oxygen-generating system. Ask any astronaut how important your oxygen-generating system is. Shouldn’t this be the highest priority of every man, woman, and child — to be able to breathe?
By Michael ShapiroJuly 2018Featuring Barbara Kingsolver, Kathleen Dean Moore, John Elder, and more.
April 2018The reason we act when something threatens our family or our neighborhood is because we love these people and places. Maybe it takes a tangible threat to our home environment to make us realize that we really do love the earth.
By Leath ToninoApril 2018We need to send into space a flurry of artists and naturalists, photographers and painters, who will turn the mirror upon ourselves and show us Earth as a single planet, a single organism that’s buoyant, fragile, blooming, buzzing, full of spectacles, full of fascinating human beings, something to cherish. Learning our full address may not end all wars, but it will enrich our sense of wonder and pride.
By Diane AckermanJune 2016Personal, political, provocative writing delivered to your doorstep every month—without a single ad.
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