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Robert Macfarlane: “the metaphors we use deliver us hope, or they foreclose possibility”

June 5, 2018

Robert Macfarlane: “the metaphors we use deliver us hope, or they foreclose possibility” They say you should never meet your heroes.  They’re wrong. I recently had the huge honour of spending almost an hour in conversation with Robert MacFarlane, author of 9 books including ‘Mountains of the Mind’, ‘The Old Ways’, ‘Landmarks’ and, most recently, […]

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If you care about changing society, focus on strengths

July 8, 2015

If you care about changing society, focus on strengths Asking “What is wrong with our community?” will produce quite different answers to asking, “What would our ideal community be like?” Permaculture in Auroville, India, created by the Transition movement. Credit: http://www.healthesoilcsa.org. Social movements, including those opposing globalisation, environmental destruction and racism, typically start with a […]

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Minority, Low-Income Communities Bear Disproportionate Share Of Risk From Oil Trains In California

July 8, 2015

Minority, Low-Income Communities Bear Disproportionate Share Of Risk From Oil Trains In California People of color and low-income communities are bearing a disproportionate burden of risk from dangerous oil trains rolling through California, according to a new report by ForestEthics and Communities for a Better Environment. Called “Crude Injustice On The Rails,” the report found that 80 percent of […]

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