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“Existence Is the Best Form of Resistance”: Pamphlets Tear into Power’s Endless Hunger on “Against the Forces of Nature,...

Brooklyn/Philadelphia post punk duo Pamphlets tear into insatiable greed and the moral rot of power on “Against the Forces of Nature,” a blistering, serrated-guitar eruption whose...

Emergency advice booklets to be distributed to households

The booklet provides tips on being prepared for extreme weather, prolonged power outage and other emergencies

IHRAM Press’s “Our Roots” Turns to Land and Climate in Its Latest Issue

IHRAM Press has released Our Roots, the second issue of its 2026 literary magazine, gathering poetry and prose under the theme “Stories of Land and Climate.” Published on July 30,...

Nature Study

Tools for Possibilities: issue no. 206

Nature can't wait...

In times of war, geopolitical turmoil, and fiscal tightening, it is tempting to view the defence of nature as a desirable but non-urgent goal — an objective that can be pursued whe...

We love nature and we will fight to protect what we love

Speech at March for Nature  The post We love nature and we will fight to protect what we love appeared first on Greenpeace Aotearoa.

The Tree and the River: A Wordless Love Letter to How Nature Always Wins

Nested between two giant cedars in the remote old-growth forest where I live much of the year are the rusted remains of boxy car. A tree root has seized one of the rear wheels. A s...

Column: NДЃ kaupale makani pДЃhili kЕ«lohelohe

Synopsis: The many hurricanes that have passed through the islands have caused major damage in some areas. Wetlands and sand dunes are two of nature’s barriers to widespread damage...

Our Forests Are Demanding a Sacrifice

Wildfire converted me from a tree-hugger to a tree-worshipper.

Against Brute Force: D.H. Lawrence on the Superpower of Vulnerability

"Brute force crushes many plants. Yet the plants rise again. The Pyramids will not last a moment compared with the daisy."

Disaster Survivors Organizing

(Source:  People Magazine – Texas Floods) Two blogs ago (September 24) in a blog titled, “Learning from Missiles,” I wrote the following two paragraphs: Climate change is one of th...

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Letting the river roam: Surveying the scars left by Irene 15 years later

The fire(s) this time

Psalm 24:1 says: “The earth is the Lord’s, and the fulness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein.” In the conclusion to his 1962 masterful book The Fire Next Time, writer...

A Storm Lasts Minutes, the Consequences Can Last Much Longer: When Wind Becomes an Operational Risk

Before discussing major protective measures, companies need to understand their actual exposure. The post A Storm Lasts Minutes, the Consequences Can Last Much Longer: When Wind Be...

When nature becomes the canvas

Nature has its deep connections and harmony with humans; there is a constant flow of sustainable mutual services that humans and nature exchange. Humans perceive nature from variou...

After Nepal, Nations Must Track Himalayan Climate

That means a constant struggle against Nature. The August calamity was by no means the worst. Nepal’s disaster authority recorded more than 32,000 separate incidents between 2018 a...

Thursday Evenings at All Hallows (September 10, 2026) Is Now Online

Welcome to Thursday Evenings at All Hallows. While the dog days of summer, the hottest, most humid time of the year in the Northern Hemisphere, traditionally run from July 3 throug...

‘A Fury of Dark Energies’

A biography of Peter Matthiessen captures his antithetical actions and character while never losing sight of his ardent attentiveness to the natural world.

David L. Hawk Urges Humanity to Rethink Its Connection to Nature

David L. Hawk's groundbreaking book, “Human Nature and the Potential in Nurture,” offers a compelling examination of how humanity's choices shape both society and the environment...

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Nature Rights — Now Coming to the United Nations

The potential harm to human thriving and to our self-perception as an exceptional species cannot be overstated. Source

Food Resiliency Through Permaculture: Why We Must Become Self-Reliant to Thrive

Floodway Folly

In winter and spring, the surging waters of the McKenzie River are such a hazard that for a quarter of a century Lane County has … Continue reading →