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Neo-Natural
Magnetic Life: Reckoning With Polarity
What can Earth's magnetic field teach us about attracting people to a more connected environmental movement?
The Overview
Deep Ecology
Being Resilient in the Face of Climate Chaos
The Earth has not given up. Neither can we.
Democracy
The Understory
The Sea Life Making a Home in Offshore Wind Farms
Offshore wind farms can pose risks to birds and marine life. But their foundations also serve as artificial reefs, offering essential habit.
Ocean Life
Climate Solutions
A Lichenologist’s Journey Back to Wonder
When faced with a mental health crisis, a lichenologist draws on her love for lichens to rediscover a sense of purpose, slow down, and recon
Science & Nature
Well Being
Complementarity: The Beauty of Embracing Paradox
Nature is full of paradoxes. It is a balance of stability and chaos, individual yet relational, both brutal and beautiful.
The Overview
Deep Ecology
Can Flying Ever Really Be Sustainable?
While airfares are soaring, scalable zero-emission alternatives to conventional jet fuel remain out of reach.
The Understory
Democracy
The Ecosystems Woven Into Our Clothes
Can clothing become a climate solution?
Ethical Fashion
Climate Solutions
What Regenerative Organic Farms Can Teach the Beauty Industry
By investing in regenerative organic agriculture, Davines Group is linking farming and scientific research with ingredient transparency.
Climate Solutions
Art & Culture
Puzzles, Treats, and Consent? The New Frontier in Wildlife Studies
From raccoons solving puzzle boxes to dogs leaving saliva samples, scientists are experimenting with less invasive ways to study wildlife.
Science & Nature
Well Being
Athena’s Owl: Wisdom for the Information Age
In the era of information overload, what can we learn from owls about filtering knowledge in favor of wisdom?
The Overview
Deep Ecology
Trump Threatens to Tax Canada for Its Wildfires
As American fires send smoke north across the border, the president suggested a new tariff on smoke drifting over from Western Ontario.
The Understory
Democracy
America Built the EV Dream. Now China Is Driving It.
As the world races toward electric vehicles, the United States risks becoming the Cuba of gas cars—left behind with outdated guzzlers.
Anthropocene
Climate Solutions
The People Turning Trash Into Protest
In Brazil, a community collective gives discarded trash a second life as parade costumes.
Ethical Fashion
Photography
Imperfect Nature: You Were Made From Tinkering
Nature has never demanded perfection of us, nor has evolution ever rewarded it.
The Overview
Deep Ecology
New Leader of Major US Climate Program Doesn’t Believe the Science
Trump just put a climate denier in charge of overseeing a key report.
The Understory
Democracy
In an Economy Built on Fossils, Who Owns Deep Time?
Fossils from an ancient seabed in southeastern Morocco are emerging from the landscape, raising questions about who gets to claim the past.
Science & Nature
Deep Ecology
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