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The Losers in Organic Farming
Journalism
Meltdown 2: Violence Already Happening
Meltdown: Violence is already a large part of the climate change debate...
Meltdown 1: Is Violence a Necessary Tool of Climate Advocates?
This series of essays predicts that violence will emerge as a necessary tool of climate advocates within the next 25 years.
The Banality of the Anthropocene
By Heather Anne Swanson*
There are plenty of troubling things about the Anthropocene, but one of its most troubling dimensions is the sheer number of people it fails to trouble. In response, we need to trouble the Anthropocene’s banality, argues Heather Ann Swanson.
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An Apology from a Trump Supporter.
Is Trump's election a blessing in disguise? I hope so.
Eco-Villages: which comes first, the eco or the village?
Can we put the eco into Ireland's existing villages and towns...?
A ‘Forest School’ for Monaghan Children?
A brief article on the concept of forest schooling and it's rise in Ireland.
Bealtaine Cottage: the good life
The wonderful and inspirational Bealtaine Cottage, where Colette has created a permaculture Eden in rural Ireland.
The Luckiest Roulette Wheel on Earth…
Its all chips down as quantitative easing kicks in
Column: Let’s stop the blame game about learning Irish
Recognising Ireland’s place in an international context allows us to explore the real reasons for our widespread weakness in learning Irish, as well as foreign languages, writes Dermot McNally.
