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This is a very long post and may be my last for a while.  I’ll be back.   Probably May or early June at the latest.  If the title topics are of interest, the most pressing analysis of what is really happening today is near the end.  This is a pulling...

This post is an excerpt from How the World Breaks: Life in Catastrophe’s Path, from the Caribbean to Siberia, written by Stan Cox, a plant breeder at the Land Institute in Salina, Kansas, and his son Paul Cox, an anthropologist and writer based in Copenhagen...

On the second anniversary of his son’s death, Laval St. Germain spent the day immersed in the sights, smells and sounds of the natural world. “There were dolphins swimming beside me,” he says of his boat ride on July 15, a gloriously sunny day where...

Twitter It! Young Mark Twain’s lost gem, the universe in illustrated dioramas, Maurice Sendak’s posthumous love letter to the world, Kafka for kids, and more treats for all ages. “It is an error … to think of children as a...

Nature Bats Last – How Far We’ve Come See How Far We’ve Come (Part 3 of 3) by Guy McPerson guymcpherson.com ⇔ Updated most recently, likely for the final time, 2 August 2016. See How Far We’ve Come Never mind that American naturalist George Perkins...