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How does ecological grief disrupt the way of seeing that separates us from the web of life?
How can thinking like a forest help to reclaim the parts of ourselves that are lost to a materialist worldview?
How can the wisdom of the Tree of Life help us to navigate the Great Unravelling and re-weave the web of meaning?
Reflections on an Increasingly Unstable World
The National Trust and Natural England shared a compelling vision for nature’s recovery
Nouriel Roubini is the economist famed as ‘Dr. Doom’ for predicting the 2007-8 housing crash. His book Megathreats issues a stark warning about the future.
The debate over voicelessness in international environmental law centers on a profound moral question: how to ensure justice by defining and upholding responsibilities toward those - human and non-human - impacted by environmental decisions but unable to advocate for themselves.
Granting legal standing to trees - or nature more broadly - would be revolutionary. It would shift the legal paradigm from viewing the environment as property to recognising it as a rights-bearing entity. But how feasible is it?
How does our preoccupation with the present inhibit effective action to mitigate damage to the environment?