Through my blog, "La Marguerite", or "The Daily Sins of a Green Girl Wannabe", I am hoping to make a contribution to the nascent field of eco-psychology. Global warming is a man made problem. How do I, as an individual, contribute to the problem, and what

From Publishers Weekly: How did Western civilization become so estranged from nonhuman nature that we condone the ongoing destruction of forests, rivers, valleys, species and ecosystems? Santa Fe ecologist/philosopher Abram's search for an answer to this d

Can a movement really die? Nine economic, environmental, and social policy leaders provide a fresh perpective on the soul of enviromental and progressive movements today. Responding to the essay “Death of Environmentalism”, ideas and actions are discussed

Buy the E-Book @ www.taoofmao.com (paperback coming soon) *** The United States and China—two superpowers, two economic systems, two political systems, two unique philosophies, and one big mess! The Tao of Mao reveals four false dichotomies—Communism and C

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Hans Ertl, camarógrafo de Leni Riefenstahl (Olimpiadas de 1936 en Berlín) y del General Rommel en África durante la segunda guerra mundial, habla de la naturaleza y la política, y describe su vida en la selva. ¿Cuál es su relación con la Alemania de antes

Author: Stanley Sobottka Emeritus Professor of Physics University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA 22904-4714 "From 1992 through 1995, I taught several seminars on reality and consciousness according to quantum theory for humanities undergraduates at the Un

In this unique collaboration, two naturalists ask what may happen now that more children are denied exposure to wildness than at any other time in human history. The authors remember pivotal events in their own childhoods that led each to a lifelong relati