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Going Local
Today’s mounting social and ecological crises demand responses that are broad, deep, and strategic. Given the widespread destruction wrought by globalisation, it seems clear that the most powerful solutions will involve a fundamental change in direction —
Peace Between the Sheets: discovering healing and transformation through intimacy
Have you ever noticed that intimate relationships seem to be jinxed? You marry someone genuinely wonderful, whom you're certain you can love forever. Yet after a while a strange tension and distance has set in, and one or both of you are sure that you've
The Missing Connection
Why do some children grow up to become a Gandhi and others a Hitler? What happens from birth to adulthood that determines that difference? A consistent, loving connection with at least one adult is essential to create the healthy, strong parent-child bond
Inconvenient Fallacies; some Greenhouse Truths
Lots of people I know are opting to have their local Council come and change all their lightbulbs to compact flouro lights (CFLs) in the (mistaken) belief that is somehow going to reduce global warming.
Are there Enough Fish in the Sea?
Like the rest of our planet, the oceans are also informing us of their limitations. 50 years ago it was inconceivable that the seemingly never ending fish stocks would deplete, yet humanity's hunger for seafood has grown to the point where now the ocean i