Labor and the Work of New Creation
Rethinking the meaning of “work” on this Labor Day weekend
Posts Tagged ‘industrial society’
Reflect on this, reflect on this deeply
Fostering Ecological Hope Reflections on Culture and Meaning Please view this. It leaves me speechless. Little to add, except this lament, and the ever widening space within my broken heart. Friends, we can’t live like this any longer. We are underestimating our contribution to this, our collaborator role in this rape of the Earth. We […]
Oil prices: what we pay for (technology, subsidies, industry profits), what we don’t (the ruin of the planet)
Posted March 6th, 2012 in Blog, Featured Comments Off on Oil prices: what we pay for (technology, subsidies, industry profits), what we don’t (the ruin of the planet)
Fostering Ecological Hope Reflections on Culture and Meaning A rather disturbing conjunction of headline and photo with this NY Times story: deep-water drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, after a brief respite because of the worst oil platform disaster ever, is back in high gear. But that’s a small portion of the story. The larger […]
There’ll be a change in the weather…
Fostering Ecological Hope Reflections on culture and meaning: Storm barreling down towards us, starting as rain but quickly turning into heavy water-laden snow this evening. For a few hours, it will be wild around southern Wisconsin. Could be some thundersnow, an awesomely beautiful and somewhat rare phenomenon, during which the snow might fall at a […]