Fostering Ecological Hope
Today from Margaret Swedish:
First of all, an apology for not posting for a week to all you fans who have missed us! I have been in a very intense family time, as we go through an enormous transition of letting go our family home 0f 61 years. Some readers remember that my Mother [...]
Tags: climate change, climate change impacts in the u.s., climate legislation, global warming, thomas friedman, U.S. global change research program
Fostering Ecological Hope
Today from Margaret Swedish:
If you want, and in a hurry.
If you want a liveable world, if you want your kids to grow up not in catastrophe but rather in difficulty that contains hope for a future, live differently –
–if you want, as we said in our previous post, and in a hurry, if [...]
Tags: climate change, David Orr, earth day, earth spirituality, EarthSpirit Rising, global warming, Jane Lubchenco, John P. Holdren, noaa, United States Global Change Research Program
Fostering Ecological Hope
Today from Margaret Swedish:
How’s that title for a little alliteration? Try to say it ten times real fast.
Okay, but seriously: sometimes it feels like my main job here is to grab up pieces of the picture, fragments that come from this source and that, and then put them together into a frame that [...]
Tags: climate change, coal fired power plant, earth spirituality, energy use, environmental refugees, global warming, good samaritan, greenhouse gas emissions, humanitarian disasters, hurricane season, intergovernmental panel on climate change, oxfam america
Fostering Ecological Hope
Today from Margaret Swedish:
Dealing with a deadline for a project, so I haven’t had time to post yet this week. While I work through that, however, I still follow the significant news regarding our ecological predicament. So I just want to cite some articles that, gathered together, remind us of the fact that [...]
Tags: california groundwater, climate change, colorado river, draining aquifer, drought, global warming, receding northern lakes, western drought