Fostering Ecological Hope Today from Margaret Swedish: This is intended for the “News” page, but I wanted all my readers and visitors to see this message. It’s an update on the project, but I find no way to disconnect that update from the urgency I feel – no, more than urgency, let’s be honest, more [...]
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Fostering Ecological Hope Today from Margaret Swedish: Friends, I wanted to share something as we move into the Memorial Day weekend. Lacking the time for a thoughtful essay before the weekend begins, I then came upon an article referenced in a post on Andrew Revkin’s DotEarth blog. It appeared in the journal, The Economist, not [...]
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Fostering Ecological Hope Today from Margaret Swedish: Yesterday evening I had the privilege to present to a graduate class at Marquette University. The class is called, ‘Models of Sustainability,’ taught/led by Dr. Robert Pavlik, Ph.D. Dr. Pavlik is assistant director of the Institute for the Transformation of Learning in the College of Education at Marquette. [...]
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This year began with more disturbing news about our mounting ecological crisis, with a new political dynamic in Washington DC, and some exciting new possibilities for this project. So here’s the news update: First of all, our world will cross another population threshold this year. In 2011 we will surpass the 7 billion mark, adding [...]
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