Category: Sustainability

Madhya Pradesh, a state in central India, is balanced with a broad assortment of the  tourist destinations and  gifted with  magnificent ecotourism, pilgrimage, wildlife tourism and leisure tourism. The wildlife tours of Madhya Pradesh are highly popular among all the age …

From Guest Blogger Jessica: Notes on Ecotourism Read More »

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Writing for the terrific new website “Empower the Ocean,” UK journalist Emma Websdale just posted a story about the Native American Tribal Nations, in which she notes: “In an attempt to strengthen (these nations) against the threats of climate change, …

Investment in Renewable Energy Aimed at Strengthening Energy Security of Tribal Nations Read More »

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Yesterday was the birthday of St. Augustine (354 CE).  I remember laughing out loud when I came across this in his “Confessions” (ca. 400 CE) in a “History of Philosophy” class in college:  ‘What did God do before he made heaven …

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The benefits of the so-called “green” cleaning has long been discussed in certain society and professional circles mostly by people, who work for different cleaning companies and people who provide households and specialized businesses with a variety of detergents, but …

From Guest Blogger Paula: Good Reasons To Go Green In Home Cleaning Read More »

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It’s been a while – too long, actually – since I mentioned my friend Bill Paul and the amazing work he’s doing at Earth Preservers, the environmental news and education site that Education World said is “among the best” of …

Check Out Earth Preservers, Certainly “Among the Best” the Environmental News Site Read More »

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The world is a wonderful place and one should traverse its surface in order to enrich life or rejuvenate the mind, body and soul.  However, the endeavor of an exploration should not be undertaken at the cost of the beauty, …

From Guest Blogger Emily Austin: How to Ensure Sustainability to Nature While Traveling Read More »

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In the last four years, I’ve written about just over 3,300 blog posts on various concepts affecting environmental sustainability.  But every once in a while, I think it’s worth writing about writing itself – or at least referring readers to …

Writing About Environmental Sustainability Read More »

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Those of you who may have wondered what a howler monkey sounds like when it does its thing will take delight in this video, made by my dear friends at the Turimiquire Foundation, located in Northeastern Venezuela, and dedicated to …

The Turimiquire Foundation, Sustainability, and Human Rights Read More »

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A friend and I were talking about one of the key progenitors of the sustainability movement, Donella Meadows (pictured here), and the legacy she left us, perhaps the most tangible is the Donella Meadows Institute.  Here a radio show on …

When It Comes To Thinking About Sustainability, Vermonters Aren’t Like the Rest of Us Read More »

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In a comment to a recent post, guest blogger Cameron Atwood reminds us of something Socrates told us:  “The secret of change is to focus all of your energy, not on fighting the old, but on building the new.” This …

CleanTech Is Building a New World Read More »

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