Coming soon to a country near you: The not-so-subtle shift to adaptation?
What happens when those with resources shift in earnest from mitigation to adaptation?
Welcome Fall!
Angelina Reddy explores the autumnal equinox and the changes that accompany fall’s arrival.
The Internal Conflict of Modern War
Could interstate conflict of the future actually be good for the planet?
Gaia in the News: The Becoming Earth Edition
Bart Everson shares the second installment of “Gaia in the News.”
The Land of Bows then Tenements
A reflection on New York City and its invasive history.
Cherish the Cherry
Angelina Reddy explores the fruiting of the black cherry.
Bringer of Death
Gardening is as much about taking life as it is about giving life….
Flowers to Fruit
Angelina Reddy explores the transition between the flowering season and the fruiting season.
Infectious Life and Visceral Theology
Some highlights from discussing space exploration and colonization for a week.
June is for Juneberries
Angelina Reddy explores the history of the shadbush, also known as serviceberries and juneberries.
Implicit. Metamodern. Regenerative. Gaiapunk?
Applying newly learned religious studies terms to the Gaian Way after the “Myth, Ritual and Practice for the Age of Ecological Catastrophe”
The Mountain Laurel and the Launching of Spring into Summer
Angelina Reddy explores the mysterious blooms of Connecticut’s state flower.