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Proposed Federal changes to grant rules increase uncertainty and risks for farmers
2+ hour, 40+ min ago (262+ words) This proposed rule would expand on and codify the anti-equity provisions and termination authority discussed above – despite active legal challenges to these authorities and the significant disruptions and harms their use has levied on farmers and farmer-serving organizations. It also…...
How eco-localism differs from tariff terrorism
2+ hour, 43+ min ago (708+ words) Followers of the Small Is Beautiful school of environmentalism (to which I subscribe) often critique globalization and advocate localism. The controversial new Trump tariffs seem purpose-made to choke off global trade and promote American domestic manufacturing. Am I thrilled? Let’s…...
‘Goliath's Curse’: Author Luke Kemp charts the rise and collapse of societies ruled by elites, but offers no way forward - book review
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (943+ words) By Ted Trainer, originally published by Resilience.org Goliath’s Curse by Luke Kemp offers a detailed and important account of how societies ruled by elites have arisen, triumphed and eventually collapsed, and how we are well into that cycle. Where…...
Indigenous women already have the climate solutions - resilience
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (576+ words) “I didn’t enter activism through theory,” explained activist Hillary Semeyan Lenantoiye in an email. “I entered through lived experience.” “Indigenous communities already have the solutions,” she wrote in an email to Waging Nonviolence. “They just need to be trusted, empowered…...
The Australian oyster reef revival
1+ week, 2+ hour ago (369+ words) By Gennaro Tomma, originally published by Hakai Magazine “It’s hard to imagine the scale of the reefs that were lost,” says Dominic McAfee, a marine ecologist at Australia’s University of Adelaide. Worse still, McAfee adds that “with the loss of…...
Why I paint endangered species as sacred icons
1+ week, 2+ hour ago (429+ words) By Angela Manno, originally published by Resilence.org We are indeed still in it. And we are, I believe, in the process of destroying it – not out of malice, but out of a kind of spiritual forgetting. We are living…...
Are we in a multipolar world yet?
1+ week, 1+ day ago (17+ words) resilience.org By Ben Shread-Hewitt, originally published by The Geopolitical Climate...
Inside the struggle to dismantle America’s greenhouse gas data
1+ week, 1+ day ago (1648+ words) By Rachel Santarsiero, Ashley Braun, originally published by DeSmog Blog At a private trade group meeting in 2023, one energy analyst said the revised methane rule would be a “major PR headache” for oil and gas companies. “How do we even…...
What fighting back actually looks like
1+ week, 1+ day ago (536+ words) By Jim Pattiz, originally published by More Than Just Parks There were four of these beautiful old cottonwood trees. The fourth is still standing. The reason for that isn’t a change of heart in this administration; it’s because someone climbed…...
Four food safety laws under threat from the “Save Our Bacon Act"
1+ week, 4+ day ago (1034+ words) By Lauren Borsheim, originally published by Food & Water Watch For several years now, a few Republican lawmakers and their Big Ag allies have pushed federal legislation to effectively preempt, or block, state food safety and animal welfare laws. Opposition to…...