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Wait, throwing soup at paintings actually does something?

By being bold, ambitious, and unapologetic, climate activists can shift the window toward justice, equality, and sustainability. What’s...

Mitch Pope

Jun 4

The Unseen Powers: Unraveling the Web of Domination, Exploitation, and Ecological Collapse

In every corner of the world, there is an invisible thread, a power that shapes everything we experience: from the way we work, to the food we eat, the air we breathe, and the soil beneath our feet. This power is not just an abstract concept, nor is it located in some far-off "ivory tower" or inaccessible realm of "the elite." It is the very structure of society, woven into the fabric of our lives, our politics, our economy, and — crucially — our environment

Earthly Education

May 16

Are we in the sixth mass extinction?

Two decades ago, scientists were suggesting that the current biodiversity crisis was equivalent, or on the same path as the previous Big Five mass extinctions.

NOT EVERY BEE POLLINATES EQUALLY.

Bees are essential in supporting ecosystems by facilitating pollination for multiple plant species. However a bee is not just a bee.

Bonobos: Our Lesser-Known Cousins.

Most people know that chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) are considered to be our closest living relatives. However, what comes as a shock to many is learning that they’re not our only closest relative.