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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…
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…
By Therése Halscheid Therése Halscheid has been an itinerant writer for more than two decades, living simply on the road as a house-sitter. She writes, “A nomadic lifestyle has allowed me to connect with the Earth and understand more deeply the interconnectedness between nature and human nature.” Regarding the lotus, they have their beginnings…
By Katherine Savage Katherine Savage lives next to the same patch of woods in which—as a child—she played, dreamed, and learned about being wild. Though this patch is thin now, the woods continue to speak; and she, in love with listening, keeps paper and pen with her at all times. She translates what she hears…
CES EVENT: “ECOLOGY, BEAUTY, ART” Featuring Sandra Lubarsky, PhD; Mary Southard, CSJ; and Marc Ford, PhD Includes workshops on art, music, and poetry April 29-30, 2016 Chapel Hill, North Carolina The importance of beauty and of art for ecologically-minded people is underrated, or at least seldom discussed. “Aesthetics,” while remaining as a subject matter of…
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