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Cool Book: Linda Hogan’s ‘Dwellings’
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Gus diZerega
I have just finished Linda Hogan’s Dwellings. Hers is not a new book. It appeared in 1995, and I missed it then. I have been the poorer for my oversight. I stumbled across it in a bookstore -and picked it up because I am very interested in the feminine dimension to today’s environmentalism, a dimension…
Pagans can feel Pride at Headwaters Forest Celebration
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Gus diZerega
While we are a small portion of America’s population, on occasion we can be mighty. Ten years ago the Headwaters Forest in northern California was saved from the rape and pillage methods of logging by Texas financiers who took over a responsibly managed Pacific Lumber company to liquidate its assets and make themselves a fortune. …
New Article in Gobekli Tepe, Nature, and Conservation Today
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Gus diZerega
I just discovered a good account Gobekli Tepe on Stephen Schwarz’s often fascinating site. Not only does it give a good account of the place and its discovery along with great pictures, it also discusses in greater detail than I had seen before the possible long-term ecological and cultural consequences of this amazing set of…
A Pagan Celebration of Darwin’s Birthday
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Gus diZerega
I almost forgot! Today, Feb 12, is Charles Darwin’s birthday. And an illustrious day it is. Why should I, a committed believer in the Gods and the Sacred, support a guy who has been used by atheists to debunk the existence of a sacred realm of any sort? It’s actually pretty easy.
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