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The New Old-Fashionism

by Erik Reece

Ruminating on Wild Blessings, a play whose script consists solely of Wendell Berry's poetry.

When Plants Tweet

by Erica Wetter

Beautiful Ruination

by Ginger Strand

A down-and-out steel town looks for a different future through embracing collapse and decay.

Side with the Living

by Derrick Jensen

Ice ages and asteroids are no excuse for falling out of love with nature.

Go

by Tomas Espedal

One of six pieces by international writers in the September/October 2009 issue of Orion.

Walks around the World

by Tomas Espedal, Manik Datar, Homero Aridjis, Saİt Faİk Abasiyanik, and Yuri Rytkheu

A good walk is a conversation between the walker and the environment, and here we present five "walk" pieces in translation, fiction and nonfiction, by Tomas Espedal, Manik Datar, Homero Aridjis, Sait Faik Abasıyanık, and Yuri Rytkheu, published in collaboration with the online magazine for international literature Words without Borders.

Out West

by Joe Wilkins

Growing up in eastern Montana makes you hard -- and not necessarily in a good way.

On Coming Back as a Buzzard

by Lia Purpura

The beautiful necessity of an appetite for all things.

The Safekeeping of Names

by Yuri Rytkheu

One of six pieces by international writers in the September/October 2009 issue of Orion.

Hisht, Hisht!...

by Saİt Faİk Abasiyanik

One of six pieces by international writers in the September/October 2009 issue of Orion.

The Ascent of Butterfly Mountain

by Homero Aridjis

One of six pieces by international writers in the September/October 2009 issue of Orion.

First Solo Walk

by Manik Datar

One of six pieces by international writers in the September/October 2009 issue of Orion.

Beyond Radical

by Bill McKibben

Conservatives have a lot to offer the climate change movement.

Murmurations

by Devin Johnston

A lyrical meditation on a very inventive bird species.

A Nation of Addicts

by Franklin Kalinowski

Democracy wasn't built for a culture addicted to oil.

Ambassador of Fruit

by Alec Wilkinson

Idaho reminded Esmaeil Fallahi of Iran. Now he's helping its growers diversify their farms with surprising fruits like jujube and persimmon.

The Story About the One

by Sandra Steingraber

Pro-life or pro-choice, everyone can agree on one thing about abortion. And that's potentially great news for the environment.

From the Editors

July/August 2009

"There is bleakness all around us. There is also extraordinary opportunity to remake the world."

World at Dawn

by Diane Ackerman

The subtle delights of the ghostly realm between night and day.

Forget Shorter Showers

by Derrick Jensen

Why personal change is not a substitute for political change.

The Transition Initiative

by Jay Griffiths

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

The Trumpet of the Swan

by Kim Todd

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

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.

Climate Justice

by Tom Athanasiou

To fix the climate, get serious about solving poverty.

World at Gunpoint

by Derrick Jensen

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

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