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Issue 261 • July/August 2010

Sustaining Life

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Welcome

People Planet Health Satish Kumar

Healthy people need a healthy planet.

Frontline

Ocean Waste Lorna Howarth

A 60 ft catamaran made from recycled bottles is raising awareness of marine pollution.

Become a Robin Hoodie • Lorna Howarth

Taxing the banks to tackle poverty.

The Mosaic of Nature • Andreas Kornevall

Earth restoration in schools.

A GM Hot Potato • Lorna Howarth

Disregarding the precautionary principle.

This Is Not a Rainforest • Lorna Howarth

Challenging EU sustainability criteria.

Community Forestry • Arthur Mugisha, Mark Infield

Integrating local values into protected area management in Uganda.

Health

Health Warning Susan Clark

How climate change will impact on human health.

Sustaining Life • E.O. WIlson

The forgotten link between human health and biodiversity.

Ecological Health • Ted Schettler

Why a new definition of health must be an ecological one.

Health Care Without Harm • Harriet Griffey

How the health sector could set the bar for more sustainable practice.

Medicines From Nature Joanna Eede

Plant cures from tribal peoples.

Unlocking The Grief Ian Siddons Heginworth

Tackling the emotion behind mental health problems.

Quotes

The Peace of Wild Things • Wendell Berry

I rest in the grace of the world.

Paradox • Chaturvedi Badrinath

An inquiry into the human condition.

Loving is Eternal Innocence • Alberto Caeiro

I believe in the world like I belive in a marigold.

Undercurrents

Eternal Beauty Shakti Maira

Investigating the nature of beauty.

The Ecology of Growth Nick Robins

How new economic thinking is challenging the old models.

Keynotes

Dismantling Development • Wolfgang Sachs

Equity and wellbeing will define the new post-development age.

The Arts

The Language of Flowers Philip Vann

The sensuous flower paintings of Winifred Nicholson.

Italian Renaissance Drawings Amabel Barraclough

Celebrating the synthesis of art, Nature and science.

A Sacred Symbol • Jerry Glover

On the trail of the flower of life.

Regulars

Voice From The South - Blindspots and Biases • Vandana Shiva

India's proposed Food Security Act is deeply flawed.

Big Foot, Little Foot - Low Carbon Holiday • Mukti Mitchell

Whatever you want from a holiday, keep your carbon footprint low.

Recipes - Scrumping in the Rose Garden Jane Hughes

A time to bring more edible flowers to our table.

Gardening - Sharing the Garden • Brigitte Norland

To finally know ourselves as part of Nature is te true gift of the summer garden.

Nature Writers - A Mythology for Our Time Caspar Walsh

Tolkiens trilogy is an extended fable for the causes, effects and solutions to our modern-day woes.

Poetry - Answering Back • Peter Abbs

A new volume of lyrical poetry from David Constantine.

Letters to the Editors - In Praise of Orchards

A selection of letters to our editors.

Members' Page - Resurgence in the Classroom • Ian Tennant

Inspiring students with the Resurgence philosophy.

Reviews

The Two Brains Keith Sagar

The Master and His Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World

A Missed Opportunity Miguel Mendonça

Solar

Expect the Unexpected Andy Christian

Modern British Potters and their Studios

A New World in the Making Ken Martin

A Renewable World: Energy, Ecology, Equality

The Nature of Hope Mark Ogden

Hope For Animals and Their World: How Endangered Species Are Being Rescued from the Brink

A New Blueprint Ian Tennant

Spontaneous Evolution: Our Positive Future and a Way to Get There from Here

Web Exclusives

Article - Rosewood Ban Lorna Howarth

Tackling the logging crisis in Madagascar.

Article - Lighter Later Lorna Howarth

Cutting Carbon by extending daylight hours.

Article - Power Wellies Lorna Howarth

Eco-friendly mobile phone charging technologies reach a new level.

Article - Ghost Forest Lorna Howarth

Highlighting the depletion of the world's resources.

Article - Biodiversity and Wellbeing Sandra Díaz

The vital systems needed for human survival are at risk unless we address biodiversity loss.

Article - The Gift of True Health Misha Norland

Healing beyond the mind and body and into the transpersonal level according to homeopathic principles.

Article - A Rollercoaster Ride of Experience Mark Boyle

The Moneyless Man: A Year of Freeconomic Living

Review - Hidden Gems Steve Marvell

The Forager Handbook: A Guide To The Edible Plants of Britain

Article - Beyond the Dark Harvest Ian Siddons Heginworth

In reaching only for those things that truly nourish, sustain and enliven us, we move beyond life's trappings and temptations and harvest life itself.

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