Why Create a Perpetual Nature Journal?
Jon Schroth describes the reason why he created a perpetual nature journal and invites you to get your own!
Jon Schroth describes the reason why he created a perpetual nature journal and invites you to get your own!
52 weeks. 30 years of data. One journal you return to year after year.
John Mulrow responds to the romanticized vision of the future promoted in the book Abundance.
While the world works to protect the deep sea, the Trump Administration is trying to unilaterally mine it….
This week, Bart Everson explores his and all of our ancestors, and expresses gratitude for the highly improbable reality of him, and you, and I existing.
Are there a complementary set of measures that could make the planetary doughnut three dimensional?
Manuel Casal Lodeiro explores what could have been a very Gaian comic book, Poison Ivy, but turned out biophobic instead.
This week, Bart Everson digs to the bottom of Americans’ love of cereal to explore its cultural and environmental impact.
What Will Gaia Do? A new mantra for the tough times ahead?
Erik and Bart share their comments asking EpA to continue doing its job of protecting the environment.
Part II of the Gaian Guide to Liquids: a look at perhaps the most sustainable beverage in the world.
EpA continues to undermine America’s environmental laws. Wise words from David Orr helps us understand why.