Environment
Coyote Settles the South
By John Lane
Get inside the mind of poet and environmental writer John Lane who is captivated by the mystery that is coyotes; follow him throughout the South as he records his observations and interactions.
Meeting Nature as a Presence
By Craig Holdrege, from In Context
Aldo Leopold and the deeper nature of Nature
Faint Sounds, Loud Impact
By Timothy A. Schuler, from Landscape Architecture Magazine
At the edge of our industrialized wildlands, Kurt Fristrup is listening.
Climate Crisis: Eric Utne and Paul Hawken Debate Path Forward
Utne Reader staff
Author Paul Hawken responds to Eric Utne’s critique of his book, Drawdown, and Eric counters.
Exterminating the Amaranth
By Vandana Shiva, from Resurgence & Ecologist
Amaranth, one of the oldest grains in the world, is at risk from GM technology.
The Sacred Cow: Fighting Desertification
By Christopher Ketcham, from Sierra
Allan Savory's Holistic Management Theory of fighting desertification by running more cattle on pasture land falls short on science.
A Deeper Boom: The Beginning of the Environmental Movement
By Gary Ferguson, from Orion
The incipient environmental justice movement suffered from the same wilful deafness to diverse voices that made it necessary, but laid the groundwork for a more holistic approach now.
