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Pandora turns out to be a better description of forest life than most anyone thought
By
Gus diZerega
Suzanne Simard of the Dept. of Forest Sciences at the University of British Columbia has a delightful short video reporting that multi-species forests are connected in complex communicative networks with “mother trees” serving as the nodes in these networks. Her faculty page lists publications for those so interested. More and more the utter bankruptcy, both…
Pagans and the more-than-human world
By
Gus diZerega
Today I read two thought provoking pieces that cross traditional divides while addressing key issues in environmental thought. In both cases I think a Pagan sensibility brings new and valuable insights to the table.
The Game is Not Necessarily Over: Solar towers and clean power
By
Gus diZerega
I just read on of the more hopeful pieces I have seen in a while regarding environmental degradation, the most disturbing of what I consider the three major crises threatening us today. This crisis has several dimensions: destruction of natural ecosystems, the destruction of many species, over population, and perhaps most worrisome of all, global…
Ethics of the Universal Potlatch
By
Gus diZerega
My first Patheos post has been put up. Again, Patheos will have little essays addressing the various implications of Pagan spirituality but I hope no purely political analysis. But as readers will see, I intend that many will have political implications. Here at Beliefnet will be shorter stuff, interfaith stuff, political stuff, and…
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