Bryan Maherflipped into [Explorology]Forests Silvopasture; Or, Why Are There Cows in the Woods? | JSTOR Daily jstor.org - By: Olivia Box Cows belong in pastures, right? While that image is idyllic, farmers and conservationists in the southeast United States are bringing their cows into …
Cole Naylorflipped into National NewsEnvironment An Ambitious Plan Would Formally Protect 30 Percent of Earth by 2030. But There’s a Problem. verified_publisherslate.com - Laura J. Martin On Thursday, the Department of the Interior released a plan to protect 30 percent of U.S. lands and waters by 2030, as directed by President Biden’s …
AvatarBryan Schutteflipped into BooksCulture The Tree House: A Tender Wordless Story by a Dutch Father-Daughter Artist Duo verified_publisherBrain Pickings by Maria PopovaAn ecological symphony between the bears and the deep blue sea. “Words are events, they do things, change things… transform both speaker and hearer… feed energy back and forth and amplify it… feed understanding...
Liberal View How Big Green Lost Its Way - CounterPunch.org counterpunch.org Biomass plant, Maygar, Oregon. Photo: Jeffrey St. Clair. “For too long, we failed to use the most important word when it comes to meeting the climate …
Vellichorflipped into Bad News1:35Science Humans are Overspending the Planet’s Biocapacity by 173% theamazelab The rate at which humans use natural resources, and at which the environment is deteriorating, is driving most of the global population to ecological poverty.
National Reviewflipped into The CornerConservative View Paul Kingsnorth Meets Jesus Christ | National Review National Review - Cameron Hilditch If you’re going to read only one piece of writing this weekend, it should be this autobiographical essay by Paul Kingsnorth about his conversion to …
H4gh4j54hgflipped into Light at the end of the tunnelEnvironment Biden's big conservation plan must include cities grist.org - Mary Pat McGuire As the climate changes, cities must change with it. Fix is exploring how our urban centers are being reimagined and what green, equitable, and …
Island Press Urban Resilience Projectflipped into Greener, Fairer FuturesEnvironment Urban Heat Islands Are Increasingly Dangerous, But Planners and Designers Have Solutions asla.org - Jared Green Global temperatures are rising. 2020 was tied with 2016 as the hottest year on record. Since the 19th century, the planet has warmed by 2° …
Popular Scienceflipped into ScienceBiology Roads and highways disrupt bee pollination verified_publisherPopular Science - Ellie ShechetThe world's network of road and highways may be harming insects and the plants they pollinate. The planet is sliced into pieces by millions of miles of roads, which have, unsurprisingly, caused some problems...
Water Xi Focus: China's water diversion project promotes green development - Xinhua | English.news.cn xinhuanet.com - Source: Xinhua ZHENGZHOU, May 14 (Xinhua) -- President Xi Jinping on Friday convened a symposium on advancing the high-quality follow-up development of China's mega …
Liberal View Okavango, Oil Drilling, and the Tragedy of Africa commondreams.org "Why should anyone allow the quest for petrodollars to turn the Okavango Basin into an arena of death?" asks Nnimmo Bassey about big oil drilling …
fetchrobinflipped into Eco, Green & Environment ArticlesFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoEnvironmentalism Bright Green Lies: Paul Mobbs’ Review Of Julia Barnes’ Documentary And Its ‘Deep Green’ Message tlio.org.uk - Tony Gosling ‘Bright Green Lies’ “When people talk about 100% renewable energy transition to save the planet, to save civilisation, what they’re actually talking …
