Rights of Nature and the UN
The UN met recently to discuss the ongoing “Dialogue on Harmony with Nature” and the Rights of Nature here in New York. Professor Klaus Bosselmann was there to promote and discuss work supporting...
The UN met recently to discuss the ongoing “Dialogue on Harmony with Nature” and the Rights of Nature here in New York. Professor Klaus Bosselmann was there to promote and discuss work supporting...
Anthropocene / environmental politics / political ecology / science
by chriscrews · Published 10/22/2016
For anyone following the emergence of the Anthropocene within the social sciences and, increasingly, environmental policy circles, this Future Earth webinar provides a good sense of how these ideas about the Anthropocene are evolving and emerging in the context of social-ecological transformation thinking and research.
In the North this summer, a devastating offensive is underway. Enemy forces have seized huge swaths of territory; with each passing week, another 22,000 square miles of Arctic ice disappears. Experts dispatched to...
Some exciting news on the conservation front. Thanks to various US and Native efforts, the bison is making a comeback. Also interesting to note the role the Teddy Roosevelt and the Bronx Zoo...
climate activism / climate change / environmental politics / news
by chriscrews · Published 12/19/2015
While not surprising, given the politics of climate change at the international level, these latest warnings from scientists should be even more cause for alarm. Scientists who are closely monitoring the climate...
There is something both amazing and deeply disturbing about Joel Sartore’s Photo Ark. The premise is simple. Document as many captive species as possible with stunning visual imagery and use these images to...
The Adventures of Mr. Chris is a collection of personal reflections, scholarly ruminations, travel adventures, and cultural analysis.