The rich and climate change: their real impact
The mega-rich have more impact on climate change than you might think. Through their investments and their influence in the global response, they act to protect their wealth and their power.
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Guide to an eco-friendly Christmas
Looking to make your Christmas period eco-friendly? Some ways to reduce waste and carbon emissions, and celebrate people, not presents!
Eco-emotions: eco-anxiety, solastalgia, eco-depression…
59% of young people report feeling worried about climate change. Eco-anxiety is a very real emotion that is only going to become more prevalent as our climate changes in drastic ways.
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spotlight: ecological storytelling
We need to imagine new ways of living in the 21st century. Ways that aren’t wasteful, that respect the environment, and that excite and motive us as human beings.
Have a read of some of these ecological stories. Or have a go at writing one yourself – we’d love to publish it!
How I became radical: From being an ecologist…to a queer decolonial eco-feminist
The story of Ebène l’Adelphe, and how they became aware of the ecological crisis, and what they’re doing now to fight it.
The art of noticing: a photo journey
When we walk in nature, what do we see? I explore what I saw in the Eastern Hills through a series of photos.
The feeling of gardening
What’s it like to garden? What can we learn about ourselves and the environment?
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Ecology, Community and Lifestyle by Arne Naess
Naess discusses the different ethical and ontological foundations for deep ecology, and for a new relationship with nature and other beings in general.
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food brings us together in ecological ways...
Why eating well is ecological
Why is eating well good for the environment? Good food means good health, for both ourselves and the ecosystems which produce our food.
Manifesto for good food
A poem to express the importance of good, fresh food. The Plurality.eco food section is all about how fresh, healthy food can save both you and the planet.
E koekoe te tūī, e ketekete te kākā, e kūkū te kererū.
The tūī squawks, the kākā chatters, the kererū coos.
Plurality is all about diverse ways of being in the world. We think in ways that are free from judgement and that celebrate multiple possible ways to achieve our goals, together.
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Our environment is more than a resource to be exploited. Human beings are not the ‘masters of nature,’ and cannot think they are managers of everything around them. Plurality is about finding a wealth of ideas to help us cope with the ecological crisis which we have to confront now, and in the coming decades. We all need to understand what is at stake, and create new ways of being in the world, new dreams for ourselves, that recognise this uncertain future.
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