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Malaise Traps

November 29, 2017

MALAISE TRAPS Remembrance Day for Lost Species, held on the 30th November each year, is an occasion to honour and mourn the countless thousands of species driven to extinction by human activity. To mark this year’s theme – Lost & Disappearing Pollinators – author and beekeeper Helen Jukes writes of this year’s devastating news of insect decline, of the wonder of honeybee hives, and […]

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Inside the Doughnut

October 24, 2017

INSIDE THE DOUGHNUT Book review: Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist  (Random House, 2017) I doubt many people would have betted that this year’s hot new concept for a healthy economy would be that bad food staple, the doughnut. But with the publication of Kate Raworth’s book, it’s come to pass. […]

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The Empty Countryside

October 7, 2017

THE EMPTY COUNTRYSIDE I thought the sheep was dead. It was lying in the middle of a big grass field with its legs in the air. I wasn’t surprised; those fields are rented by a farmer who can’t afford to run his business in the way modern farming demands. He doesn’t own enough land to […]

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Walking on Lava

September 5, 2017

WALKING ON LAVA This week we’re excited to announce the official launch of Walking on Lava: Selected Works for Uncivilised Times. A one-volume introduction to Dark Mountain containing forty pieces selected from our first ten issues, Walking on Lava is published by Chelsea Green and available through bookshops or through our online shop. Over the next […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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