EpAja Vu
EpA is at it again. But public comment is revealing that resistance is not futile.
Proposal for the sixth (and final) plastics negotiation session
Exploring some potential ideas to facilitate future negotiations for global environmental treaties.
Offering Testimony on the Decline of the EpA
Erik and Bart share their comments asking EpA to continue doing its job of protecting the environment.
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.
What Makes for Sustainable Teas?
Part II of the Gaian Guide to Liquids: a look at perhaps the most sustainable beverage in the world.
The U.S. Environmental “protection” Agency strikes again
EpA continues to undermine America’s environmental laws. Wise words from David Orr helps us understand why.
The Hot Summer Three-Step (One Step Forward, Two Steps Back)
Shifting Rhythms, Launching Projects, and Ignoring the Root Causes of Climate Change
More Insights from Horseshoe Crab
Horseshoe Crab’s new teachings are tougher to swallow, but important nonetheless.
Earthhog Ecology
Noticing too strong a similarity between groundhogs and humans.
Surprise Communique from Titan
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Tom Prugh offers some unsolicited advice from aliens who have gone through their own planetary bottleneck.
The Glacial Wave
The ripples of the future collapse of ice sheets feel slow and far off. Until they don’t.
Is it time to update the hurricane naming system?
Shouldn’t we name extreme weather events after those contributing most to them?