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Carnivals Come Cheap: Eco-Activists and the Attacks on Art

I am deeply concerned about the climate change issue. I come from a family background of protest, but over the decades I’ve learned which forms of protest are effective and…

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7 min

The Word for World is Forest: An Ode to Aarey

We’re about to pave a paradise to put in a railway parking lot. Journey with me in imagination to the last local home of the leopard and the langur and…

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12 min

Eco-Pessimism versus Techno-Optimism

In her 2018 book, Abundant Earth, and her Science essay, “Reimagining the Human,” Virginia Tech academic Eileen Crist describes species extinction and climate change as inevitable consequences of human population…

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6 min

Testing the Limits of Universalism in Science

Science traditionally aspires to be universal in two respects. First, it seeks fundamental knowledge—facts which are universally true. Second, it aims to be impersonal in practice; identity should be irrelevant…

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Carnivals Come Cheap: Eco-Activists and the Attacks on Art

The Word for World is Forest: An Ode to Aarey

Eco-Pessimism versus Techno-Optimism

Testing the Limits of Universalism in Science

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