.

Discussions

A few older discussion can be found at talkatorion.blog.com.

Page 2 of 8 pages  <  1 2 3 4 >  Last »

Forget Shorter Showers

by Derrick Jensen

Why personal change is not a substitute for political change.
311 comments

The Transition Initiative

by Jay Griffiths

Towns and cities are imagining different -- and positive -- futures in a warming, post-oil world.
23 comments

The Trumpet of the Swan

by Kim Todd

Childhood memories withstand the test of time, but a fragile species may be another story.
5 comments

Hell Yeah, We Want Windmills

by Erik Reece

In the heart of coal country, activists are championing an energy economy that can save mountains and save lives.
18 comments

Climate Justice

by Tom Athanasiou

To fix the climate, get serious about solving poverty.
9 comments

World at Gunpoint

by Derrick Jensen

How we should live our lives is precisely the wrong question.
201 comments

The Barbaric Heart

by Curtis White

Are violence and greed too big a match for a naïve and jaded environmentalism?
52 comments

Pulverized

by Jay Griffiths

What has silenced the language of stones, and why should we want the stones to speak?
7 comments

The Poetry of Power

by Ginger Strand, with photographs by Jason Houston

When it comes to small hydro, environmentalists are damned if they do and damned if they don't. Plus EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: A Small-Hydro Road Trip.
7 comments

Oracle in the Desert

Text and photographs by Craig Childs

A retired cop wanders the canyons of Arizona looking for redemption. Plus AUDIO of the author reading this article.
4 comments

Lunch with Cheeta

Photographs and text by Kirk Crippens

In sunny Palm Springs, a retired movie star elicits reflection on the boundaries of being human. With LINKS to more about Cheeta.
8 comments

3 Bets

by Sandra Steingraber

A successful environmental human rights movement is worth everything you can possibly wager. AUDIO EXTRA: Interview with Sandra Steingraber.
14 comments

The Forbidden Forest

Photographs and text by Jonathan Olley

How a long-ago war continues to generate casualties.
FULL TEXT and slide show available.
5 comments

The Adored, Buzzing Around Us

by Sharman Apt Russell

Finding beauty in unexpectedly beautiful creatures.
FULL ARTICLE available.
10 comments

Bucking a Stiff Ebb Tide

Text and photographs by Roger Pinckney

Off the Carolina coast, it's still possible to make a real living from real fishing.
EXCERPT
1 comments

A Walk in the Woods

by Richard Louv

Should children be guaranteed access to nature?
FULL ARTICLE AVAILABLE
38 comments

All You Can Eat

by Jim Carrier

Plunge into the disturbing world of America's favorite seafood.
FULL ARTICLE AVAILABLE
17 comments

Underfoot Earth Turns

by Gary Snyder

A spiritual journey through both topography and time.
EXCERPT
1 comments

Artifice v. Pastoral

by Jay Griffiths

Championing an old idea over a surrealistically modern threat.
EXCERPT
15 comments

Spy Flies

by Kathleen Yale

Didn't you just know they were up to something?
FULL (short) ARTICLE AVAILABLE
2 comments

Plants Suck

by Bill McKibben

And that may turn out to be great news for our ailing planet.
EXCERPT
8 comments

Transmutations

by Peter Friederici

Connecting to where you live
6 comments

Elegy for a Toxic Logic

by Rebecca Solnit

The economic crisis may be the best opportunity we've had in a long while.
19 comments

New Place, Old Roots

by Lauret Savoy, Holyoke, Massachusetts

A grassroots organization improves food and health for a community's Puerto Ricans
1 comments

Strollers in Nature

by Laurel Dodge, Orange County, New York

The story of the Nature Strollers Family Nature Study Club
1 comments

Page 2 of 8 pages  <  1 2 3 4 >  Last »