Is it Time for a Gaian Robot Monk?
Erik Assadourian explores whether Gaian monks would help bring us closer to or further away from true sustainability….
Kokushobi: My vote for word of the year for 2026
Exploring interesting new words and climate trends so far in 2026.
Black History Month: Land, Power, and the Knowledge That Survived
Nikki Woods explores the deep ecological connections forged through surviving enslavement and its aftermath, as well as throughout African history.
Can We Find Resilience through the Embrace of Controlled Chaos?
A month living in a post-collapse nation helps reveal what the transition to a post-growth, post-consumer society might look like.
Surprise Communique from Titan
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Tom Prugh offers some unsolicited advice from aliens who have gone through their own planetary bottleneck.
Gidammit and Gaia Bless You?
Is it time to offer up some ecocentric curses and benedictions?
Visualizing Nature to Defuse Anger
A simple exercise to help create space between triggers and their responses
No Mind or Unified Being?
As embodied beings, how do we learn to allow the body to lead, rather than the mind?
Lessons from a Burning Bush
A reminder of the variety of perspectives present on troubled grounds
Is It a Dog Eat Dog or Dog Be Dog World?
On pet ownership and religion’s unquestioning embrace of this form of hyperconsumption.
The Internal Conflict of Modern War
Could interstate conflict of the future actually be good for the planet?
The Land of Bows then Tenements
A reflection on New York City and its invasive history.