Welcome to Resurgence — a magazine for people who care about the environment, enjoy reading, relish new ideas and are looking for inspiration on sustainable living.
A New Moral Compass
Resurgence ushers in the New Year with a bold statement of support for the Occupy movement and the demands for social justice across the globe. In the January/February issue, we examine the collapse of the old and bankrupt values of the developed world and the emergence of a new society with a New Moral Compass.
We look too at greener solutions for our energy, land and water challenges and feature an inspiring in-depth keynotes piece by international lawyer and activist, Polly Higgins, who explains her sky-rocketing campaign to get Ecocide adopted as an international crime.
Feature articles
Making Life More Meaningful
It’s time to challenge the winner-takes-all mindset. Ed Mayo demonstrates that it’s not competition and greed that make the world go around — it’s cooperation and caring.
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The Reluctant Rebels
Chernobyl’s nuclear meltdown inspired the creation of Parents Against Nuclear Power — a pioneer group now at the forefront of Germany’s green energy revolution.
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Abraham’s Path
“When you approach a place on foot, you come with a vulnerability you don’t have when you are shielded inside a bus.” Gail Simmons retraces the legendary journey made by Abraham through the Middle East and enjoys age-old Bedouin hospitality.
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Reflections on Tahrir
Stefan Simanowitz reports from Cairo and considers Egypt’s future. Recent events have cemented the position of Tahrir Square as a permanent, practical and symbolic heart of the freedom movement in Egypt.
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Reviews
Wonder Will Guide Us
Reflecting on the human place in the cosmos Peter Reason reviews The Journey of the Universe: An Epic Story of Cosmic, Earth and Human Transformation.
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Making Life More Meaningful, photo: Stephen Strathdee www.istockphoto.com; The Reluctant Rebels, Ursula Sladek www.ews-schoenau.de; Abraham's Path, painting: Candida Cea Blyth; Reflections on Tahrir, photo: Stefan Simanowitz; Wonder Will Guide Us, painting: Jim Anderson





