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CES published CES Musings, an online magazine, from 2007 to 2017. 

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Innovation In Solar Technologies

By Alice Loyd
Introduction Photovoltaic cells (PV) Batteries and storage Wireless transmission Concentrating solar power (CSP) Conclusion  Introduction Each day the news about climate change grows more disheartening, and the most disheartening aspect is that it didn’t have to happen. Energy sources able to supply power for human activities without wrecking the planet and altering its atmosphere have…
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A Guide to the New Thomas Berry Website: It Will Not Disappoint

By Allysyn Kiplinger
The new Thomas Berry website, http://thomasberry.org/, will not disappoint, be you a veteran  scholar or a new disciple. It is a good tool for understanding Thomas Berry, his contribution, and his influence. The site has a number of parts and functions: book store, summary of his contribution to our current moment, original source audio-video library,…
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Spring’s Promise

By Mary Southard, CSJ
Editor’s Note: Mary Southard will be one of the leaders of the April 29-30, 2016, event on “Living the Creative Life: Art, Beauty, Ecology.” She will give a talk on “My Creative Life as an Artist” and will lead a workshop involving drawing with pastels. Her art is inspired, beautiful, heavenly. Both originals and prints…
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In Memoriam: Berta Isabel Cáceres Flores (4 March 1973 – 3 March 2016)

By Herman Greene
Berta Cáceres was a Honduran environmental activist and leader of the Lenca people. She organized a grassroots campaign to prevent the building of dams on the Gualcarque River. The Lenca engaged in the dangerous fight against the project because of the harm it would cause to the environment, their access to water, food and medicine,…
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Living the Creative Life: Art, Beauty, Ecology

By Herman Greene
CES EVENT: “LIVING THE CREATIVE LIFE: ART, BEAUTY, ECOLOGY” APRIL 29-30, 2016, Church of Reconciliation, Chapel Hill, North Carolina Sandra Lubarsky, PhD; Mary Southard, CSJ; and Marcus Peter Ford, PhD Adult workshops on art, poetry writing, singing, movement, and poetry reading All-Day Saturday children’s workshop with Cely Chicurel of www.celyshouse.com Adult Programs – For more…
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The Chronicle

By Alice Loyd
By Alice Loyd (through December 31, 2015) CLIMATE  The much-anticipated 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference, the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP 21), was held in Paris, France, from November 30 to December 12, 2015, with 196 nations participating. The adopted version of the Paris Agreement will become legally binding if joined by at…
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What Is Different About CES? What Are the Next Steps for CES?

By Herman Greene
By Herman Greene, Founder and President, Center for Ecozoic Societies We invite your comments and questions on this article. Please send them to ecozoic.societies@gmail.com. I was recently asked, “What is different about CES?” My response was, “Our Ideas.” So how does that make CES different? There are many organizations concerned about ecological well-being, but there…
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