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Category: Education

Energy Tango!

Song for teaching current power/energy sources for industrialized society. Emphasis on renewable energy and conservation as best choices. Video montage of energy examples. The song is often performed with dance moves and fun theatrics! Feather boas add color and fun to sing along refrain and Ole´. Available from Around the World with Earth Mama CD, […]

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Earth Charter plus 15 Webinar on Ecological Integrity

On 3 June Brendan Mackey will speak about how the Earth Charter conveys the concepts of ecological...

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May 2015 Environmental Evolution newsletter

Science news with a Margulisian/Lovelockian Biospheric perspective and some non–human interest stories.

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The What and Why of Big History, a talk by David Christian

This lecture given by David Christian defines Big History and details its most essential component parts. Additionally, he offers his philosophical justification for why Big History should serve as a model for secondary education.

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Living Cosmology Conference (11/14): Videos of Presentations at Yale Divinity School

Organized by the Forum on Religion and Ecology at Yale in honor of Thomas Berry’s 100th birthday, “Living Cosmology” offered participants an opportunity to hear from dozens of scholars and religious practitioners on the Christian response to the Emmy Award winning film, Journey of the Universe. This free conference opened Friday evening with a reception […]

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April 2015 Environmental Evolution newsletter

A biospheric perspective of the effect of the origin and evolution of life on Earth. April issue discusses the need to update selected Wikipedia entries and it only took medicine 150 years to convince medicine and science of the importance of microbiomes but they still don’t recognize that not all bacterial symbionts are friendly.

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