Archive for : ' climate change'
Regenerative Lifestyles: Collaborating with Gaia
First proposed by James Lovelock, The Gaia Hypothesis is the idea that our planet as a whole is a self-regulating complex system that contributes to maintaining the conditions needed for life. This is to say that [...]
Collective Creativity: Bioneers Inspire Global Solutions
A Bioneer is a pioneer for the environment, one who celebrates, honors, and collaborates with the connected web of life that we are part of. The term was coined by the founders of a popular annual [...]
Reversing Global Warming, a Free Online Course by Pachamama Alliance
Many people are overwhelmed and filled with anxiety about climate change, others are still on the fence whether it is human-caused (anthropogenic). One thing is certain, hysteria, polarization, and fighting with your family about who is [...]
Choosing Love Over Fear During Dark Times
The psychological benefits of choosing love in the face of fear are profound. Especially so during times of darkness and division. This can be applied in our personal lives, but it can ripple outward and transform [...]
How do Scientific Misconceptions Shape Our Worldview?
There are a few scientific misconceptions that affect all of us and have shaped our culture in unhealthy ways that most of us are unaware of. Science is always evolving but people can become dogmatic and resist [...]
The Collaborative Future: From Rio +20 to World Water Day
When we work together we can create the future Mother Earth deserves. Solutions are as simple as creating innovative ways to get people to transition from a consumptive economy which depletes resources, to one that is regenerative, [...]
A Love That’s Louder Than Rage: the Beautiful Revolution
At first I thought… The most powerful thing that you can do for your people, your future, your land, your air, your water is to fight and die for what you believe in. But it’s not [...]
Selectively Catholic? Climate Change, Social Justice & the Pope
Is it possible to be selectively Catholic? Some lawmakers seem to think so. The First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States guarantees the separation of church and state yet that does not stop elected [...]
