Time’s up! Cri de cœur, Ian Whyte, Following CaCOR Zoom talk, Dr. Gerald Kutney, 2021 March 18 I hope we all took note of Bill Rees’ comments yesterday. We’re in a catastrophic overshoot, population and energy are both part of it. Whether we like it or not, whether it’s ‘practical’ or not, we must try […]
Wild Spaces Left Undeveloped Have Higher Dollar Value, Scientists Calculate
British scientists have once again made the commercial case for conserving wilderness. They have demonstrated that in its pristine state—mangrove swamps, wetlands, savannahs, forests, and so on—nature left alone is of more value to humankind than as exploited real estate. This argument has been made already, and more than once. But this time the researchers can provide the detail for their […]
Time’s up! Cri de cœur, Ian Whyte, 2021-03-26
Ian Whyte, CACOR member, writes: (following CaCOR Zoom talk, Dr. Gerald Kutney, 2021 March 18) I hope we all took note of Bill Rees’ comments yesterday. We’re in a catastrophic overshoot, population and energy are both part of it. Whether we like it or not, whether it’s ‘practical’ or not, we must try to come […]
The Ecological Citizen: Four New Short Pieces
I hope you’re all well in this trying time. I present four excellent new short pieces recently published on-line by The Ecological Citizen. They’re informative, thought provoking, and surely, if nothing else, they’ll help you pass the lock-up days. Each URL is preceded by a brief quote to give the flavour of the article. 1. […]
Book Review – Thirteen Paces By Four
Joe Gray, a friend of mine and an associate editor of The Ecological Citizen has written a fabulous little book, Thirteen Paces by Four, about life in his backyard. I wrote earlier, after reading the book: “I very much liked Thirteen Paces by Four. I’m going to buy a copy, both to have and to […]
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