Photo by Tim Liu A classic critique of environmental activism is that it is the preserve of middle-class people from … Read More “Eco-Life Release: The Karmapa’s Conservationist Take on a Popular Tradition”
Such a familiar sound.Black bear digging for pine cones.The folding of the earth’s crust, no onewas there to show them how … Read More “Towards a Biology of God”
From australianmuseum.net.au Insects are on your family tree. Ladybug ancestors and crustacean offspring.A family tree is years of hesitation. From microbes to plants. … Read More “The Earth Which Preceded Us”
Today we published a Buddhistdoor View advocating a “pastoral” perspective on the world. In the editorial we mean “pastoral” in its … Read More “2019: A Year for Pastoral Caregiving to the World”
Sun Ma It seems that the world is slowly but surely becoming vegetarian. According to some surveys, the percentage of … Read More “Are Vegetarian Diets Becoming a Global Trend?”
Like many people following the news today, I find myself deeply worried about climate change. Scientists are offering more and … Read More “Tugging on Our Feelings about Climate Change?”
This month Thomas Wells, a philosophy professor at Tilburg University in the Netherlands, offered a plea for more active government … Read More “Moral laziness, vegetarianism, and government intervention”
When I was in Australia recently, a good friend—someone I know to be very well informed as well as very … Read More “Squawking about climate change”
(Photo by Brett Stanley Photography) “Do we need anything from the shops?” I ring home from Waitrose, half way through … Read More “Plastic-free Friday”
Graham Lock Having recently reviewed David Loy’s latest book, I wasn’t intending to talk about him again so soon. Nor … Read More “David Loy and Donald Trump”
