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What Values Inform Our Ecological Debates?

June 15, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in biodiversity, ecology | 25 comments

https://nelsonfenceco.com/privacy-policy/ In the not so distant past, before there was a “collective fixation on global warming as the mother of all environmental problems,” as Jon Foley lamented in 2009, biodiversity was the poster child for environmental crises. It was an issue that captivated journalists, scientists and greens alike–much as climate change does today. Indeed, concern over  the loss… https://newzpad.com/apple-its-time-to-fold/ Continue Reading…

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Advancing the Planetary Boundaries Hypothesis

June 13, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in ecology, planetary boundaries | 14 comments

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About Those Tipping Points

June 12, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in biodiversity, ecology, tipping points | 5 comments

https://www.foundeng.com/services/ Last week, we received this scary bulletin out of Berkley, California: A prestigious group of scientists from around the world is warning that population growth, widespread destruction of natural ecosystems, and climate change may be driving Earth toward an irreversible change in the biosphere, a planet-wide tipping point that would have destructive consequences absent adequate preparation… Continue Reading…

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The Green Modernist Vision

April 17, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in ecology, environmentalism | 55 comments

https://seattleindustry.org/home1/ There is a battle underway for the soul of environmentalism. It is a battle between traditionalists and modernists. Who prevails is likely to be determined by whose vision for the future is chosen by a new generation of environmentalists. The green traditionalist has never had a sunny outlook. Forty years ago, he warned about a… Buy Tramadol 100 Mg Online Continue Reading…

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The Green Insurgents

April 6, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in ecology, environmentalism | 38 comments

Ambien No Prescription There’s been numerous waves of apostasy breaking over environmentalism in the last decade or so. Stewart Brand, a countercultural icon, is perhaps the most famous example. Michael Shellenberger and Ted Nordhaus crashed down on the green movement in the mid-2000s, forcing it to swallow a hard, introspective reckoning (which, unsurprisingly, it didn’t appreciate). More recently, George… Continue Reading…

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Tale of Two Planets

April 4, 2012 by Keith Kloor | Filed in ecology, environmentalism | 10 comments

Purchase Diazepam Here is one view of the path humanity is on, which is implied by a recent conference. Another view is markedly sunnier. Is there room for another perspective, one that does not downplay ecological concerns or put them in irreconcilable conflict with humanity? If so, this would be it.

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The Real Challenge for Environmentalists

December 12, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in ecology, environmentalism | 58 comments

https://www.re-vitalise.co.uk/privacy-policy/ On Friday, when most environmentally-inclined people were despairing about the the torturous climate talks in South Africa (since ended, good roundup and assessment here), a short op-ed appeared in the NYT, arguing that despair over the fate of the planet was getting a bit stale. The three authors of the piece–a journalist and two scientists–don’t… https://nelsonfenceco.com/residential-fencing/ Continue Reading…

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Can Religion and Science Find Common Ground?

December 8, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in ecology, media, religion | 150 comments

Buy Soma Overnight Roger Cohn, the editor of Yale Environment 360, conducted an interesting interview with Mary Evelyn Tucker, a scholar who studies the intersection of ecology and religion. This is a perennial interest of mine, even though I’m a life-long atheist. Most people in the world (including many scientists) possess a religious faith or seek out some kind… https://www.wearabledynamics.com/limby/ Continue Reading…

Take a Pastor to Work Day

August 16, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in climate science, ecology, religion, science | No comments

https://loychiro.com/privacy-policy/ We have an annual event in the U.S. that I think is kind of hokey but also well-meaning. After reading this dispatch from the recent Ecological Society of America conference, I thought maybe the idea could be broadened a bit, into something that allowed a local pastor to tag along with an ecologist or climate scientist… Continue Reading…

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Nature, Redefined

July 29, 2011 by Keith Kloor | Filed in ecology, environmentalism, nature, william cronon | 13 comments

Henry David Thoreau famously wrote: In wildness is the preservation of the world. Since the late 1800s, the notion of wilderness as nature incarnate has been an animating force in American culture. A host of seminal, hugely influential environmental writers and activists, from John Muir and Aldo Leopold to David Brower and Edward Abbey, have… https://thebonehealthclinic.com/privacy-policy/ Continue Reading…

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