Tag Archives: climate change
Ecological Citizenry
“Scientists have a moral obligation to clearly warn humanity of any catastrophic threat and to ‘tell it like it is.’ On the basis of this obligation and the graphical indicators presented below, we declare, with more than 11,000 scientist signatories … Continue reading
Posted in Edumusings
Tagged climate change, climate crisis, ecology, environment
A Matter of Perspective
We hiked the steep mountainside leading up to, and then down from, the Norwegian glacier. It was a very difficult hike for me physically. A combination of factors: change in altitude, jetlag, my own conditioning among other factors ultimately meant … Continue reading
Posted in Edumusings
Tagged climate change, ecosystem, Education, environment, Learning, nature, norway, politics, school
The Trouble With Assimilation
Western settlers came to this continent and conquered the land and the peoples living there. As a matter of course and component of the genocide, they also worked to eliminate the culture and practices of those peoples. Those cultural practices … Continue reading
Posted in Edumusings
Tagged climate change, ecological, ecological identity, ecology, environment, indigenous, traditional
Is This Really a Choice?
Despite a current increase in concerns about environmental issues, at least the most important one in the climate crisis, I believe most people still view nature as separate from them and as a resource valued for its utilitarian purposes. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Edumusings
Tagged climate change, conservation, ecology, environment, nature
