Opening our hearts to the reality of climate change is by itself a courageous practice, perhaps even radical action in a predominant culture that trains

193 Million Acres and the Illusion of Separation

Across the globe, democracy is in retreat. More than 70 percent of humanity now lives under authoritarian rule—a staggering rise from just 40 percent a generation ago. The climate crisis is accelerati...

Pope Francis telephoned a church in Gaza nearly every night since October 2023. But the New York Times didn’t include that fact in its obituary.

This week, memories of LA's Zorthian Ranch and a visit to Point Richmond's magical fairy houses.

An indie animated film from Latvia with no humans or dialogue might be the best climate movie of the year

H5N1 is a human creation

An interview with bell hooks

In this episode, scholar Jay Garfield discusses the teaching of no-self and what it actually means to be a person without a self.

Mixed-income affordable housing can cut emissions and boost equity, they argue.

Does it matter if your pet's food is certified humane? Or are the inexpensive ones just as good? Listen to our podcast as we find out.

Covering the silent global majority who want climate action

In this documentary, the artist depicts what a more just and beautiful world might look like.

A legal case in the Democratic Republic of Congo highlights the danger faced by environmental defenders in the country.

How can national policies to promote food self-sufficiency also enable agroecological transitions? Mexico’s recent agricultural policy priorities shifted from larger, irrigated farmers to focus mai...

Using chöd to break free from the shackles of fear

Public health experts have pressed for expanded testing of nation’s milk supply following the detection of the H5N1 virus in U.S. dairy herds this spring.