Environmental Justice Environmentalism, as a movement, is propelled by the rapid degradation of the natural world and its intent is to take action in order to conserve and protect nature for future generations of humans and non-humans alike. But there is no world...
At Synergia Ranch, nestled in the heart of New Mexico's serene landscape, a unique and transformative event recently took place that left participants inspired and deeply connected to the natural world around them. Joining hands with the wonderful on site...
In a recent article published by The Guardian titled “Canadian lake chosen to represent the start of Anthropocene,” a groundbreaking discovery has been made that holds immense significance for our understanding of the Anthropocene epoch. This article explores the...
What are GMOs and are they good or bad? A brief search on the internet for terms like "GMOs" or "Monsanto" will present you with a multitude of conflicting information. Navigating through this sea of opinions and facts can make it challenging to discern the true...
Excess Waste Did you know that the average American household toilet uses between 10,000 to 20,000 gallons of pristine water a year? This means that toilets, alone, use 72 gallons per day which is the largest usage of water in residential areas (according to the...
On April 21st, 2023, Earth Day weekend, London saw one of the biggest climate change protests in its history. The Big One, organized by the global activist group Extinction Rebellion, brought together thousands of people from all walks of life to demand action on...
Below you will find a series of inspiring poems created by Peter Larkin and his interpretation of the beautiful plants mentioned in The Mind of Plants: Narratives of Vegetal Intelligence. A British poet known for his striking and powerful poems about trees,...