And now, Tom Lovejoy as well. Rest in Peace. Fittting tribute to Wilson and Lovejoy by Elizabeth Kolbert newyorker.com/news/daily-com…

Rest In Peace E.O. Wilson. You inspired generations with your work on biodiversity and human consciousness. I first learned of your work through my undergrad thesis work related to your theory (together with R McArthur) of island biogeography. Thank you.

our dear friend John P. Romankiewicz, aka 'Sustainable John', 'Susty',
sustainable john, age 38, has been missing since Nov 8, 2021, last seen in Bellingham, Washington.

More details here - family is very concerned, please share: findsustainablejohn.com

Really helpful learning resources for youth and educators from Center For Humane Technology on the perils of the attention economy, social media, digital addiction...but more importantly, that it doesn't need to be that way! humanetech.com/youth

Loved hearing leny strobel on @KameaChayne podcast and learning more about our 'long bodies', being the 'future indigenous' and need for stories in our dwellings. greendreamer.com/podcast/dr-len…

Amidst the floods, fires and global pandemic, we have bunch of billionaires trying to live out their juvenile dreams of elevating themselves above the rest both literally and figuratively. Merely coincidence?

Agreed, Joe Brewer. Thank you for elaborating on the REAL inconvenient truth in your slide below - making clear we are on entrenched developmental patterns practically impossible to reverse. We must hospice this dying world and midwife the birth of a new regenerative one.

If Jason Hickel says this book is important, then it is. Adding to my list.

There are 2 types of people in this world: those who are collapse-aware, and those who are not. Those who are will recognize this as yet another indication that collapse is not imminent...but rather that we are already deep into this multi-decade process. npr.org/2021/07/09/101…

'When we seek for connection, we restore the world to wholeness. Our seemingly separate lives become meaningful as we discover how truly necessary we are to each other.'
- Margaret J. Wheatley (@warriors_human)

(Photo credit: Sebastian Pichler on Unsplash)

Atlas Hugged, by David Sloan Wilson, looks like an amazing work of fiction that challenges the dominator culture in favor of a more prosocial partnership model. I'm adding this to my reading list! atlashugged.world

Climate migration is happening today in California apple.news/A60ZGbArPSFmBx…

“Why Is Capitalism Creating An Economy That Is 40% Bullsh*t Jobs?” by Mitchell Peterson
link.medium.com/Tr7fgck0Dgb

This 3-hour talk by Nathan John Hagens deconstructs 33 myths about the world -- and I HIGHLY recommend it.

youtu.be/qYeZwUVx5MY

'Learn to garden. Garden to learn.'
- Pramod Parajuli

To truly understand collapse, Michael Dowd tells us that we need to understand energy, ecology and history. Mainstream green groups talk endless about energy, but ignore the other two, and hence think we can out-policy and out-technology climate change. Ugh.
youtube.com/watch?v=iQeK04…