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It’s Eco-Reformation Day

It’s Eco-Reformation Day By Lisa E. Dahill Today is Halloween, a fun day for most of the U.S. Here in California, however, it’s the heart of Fire Season, a truly scary time. Fires can rage Read more…

3 weeks ago November 13, 2019
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Climate Strikes as Rituals to Save the Earth

Climate Strikes as Rituals to Save the Earth By Sarah M. Pike Last month, hundreds of thousands of young people around the world walked out of classrooms and into the streets to draw attention to Read more…

2 months ago October 16, 2019
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Who Knows the Day and the Hour? Date Setting, Climate Change, and Apocalypse

Who Knows the Day and the Hour? Date Setting, Climate Change, and Apocalypse By Susannah Crockford We have twelve years to save the world. When I first heard this statement in June 2018, it was Read more…

2 months ago September 25, 2019
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Report: Bio-cultural Diversity & Hegemonic Power: The Role of the Humanities in Navigating Knowledge

A day of encounters, co-organized by the Groningen Research Institute for the Study of Culture and Counterpoint: Navigating Knowledge On 4 June 2019, Counterpoint: Navigating Knowledge and the Groningen Research Institute for the Study of Read more…

5 months ago June 25, 2019
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The Other Side of the Mountain: Art, Ritual, and Climate Change 

The Other Side of the Mountain: Art, Ritual, and Climate Change By Susannah Crockford June volunteers to go first. She stands with legs apart in a firm stance, speaking slowly with a fixed gaze, “I Read more…

6 months ago June 19, 2019
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Unholy Alliances and the End of Taker Culture

Unholy Alliances and the End of Taker Culture By Kocku von Stuckrad When on 6 May 2019 the United Nations published the new Report from the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES), Read more…

7 months ago May 14, 2019
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Memorializing in the Aftermath of Disaster

Memorializing in the Aftermath of Disaster By Sarah M. Pike Car keys dangled on the white chain link fence. A note next to them read “These keys made our lives so fabulous…Cars and a house—it’s Read more…

8 months ago April 17, 2019
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What Time is Now: Nonlinearity and Climate Activism

What Time is Now: Nonlinearity and Climate Activism By Susannah Crockford  Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about nonlinearity. Though simply it means that the line between point A and point B is often not Read more…

8 months ago April 3, 2019
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Environmental Activism in a Time of Despair: A Counterpoint Conversation

A roundtable discussion at the conference of the International Society for the Study of Religion, Nature and Culture (ISSRNC), devoted to “Religion/Water/Climate: Changing Cultures and Landscapes,” University College Cork, Cork City, Ireland, 13-16 June 2019 Read more…

9 months ago March 20, 2019
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Bio-Cultural Diversity and Hegemonic Power: The Role of the Humanities in Navigating Knowledge

A day of encounters, co-organized by the Groningen Research Institute for the Study of Culture and Counterpoint: Navigating Knowledge 4 June 2019 in Groningen, The Netherlands Discussions about sustainability often focus on questions of health, Read more…

9 months ago March 11, 2019

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