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Issue 201 • July/August 2000

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Welcome

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Feature Articles

BRITISH ASPIRATIONS &

British people aspire to a socially, spiritually and environmentally cohesive future.

GREEN SCENE

Taking the pulse of the green movement.

A QUARTER CENTURY

We need to build on the many new ideas that grew out of the green movement in the last twenty-five years

THE GHOST IN THE MIRROR

Like socialism before it, environmentalism is shaping the political agenda of the future.

A DISCREET VEIL

New Labour modernizers are ignoring the urgency of the required environmental transformation.

THE EARTH ERA

From Gaia to green politics, the ideas of the past quarter-century have changed our relationship with nature and with each other.

FROM CONTROL TO PARTICIPATION

Quantum, chaos, complexity and creativity have taken science to new frontiers.

SACRED COSMOS

The ecological, the feminist and the spiritual make a common cause.

GOLD IN THE SHADOW

It costs more to destroy the Earth and less to maintain it.

INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT &

Economic globalization has been a disastrous development for the people and the planet.

A CLIMATE OF DEBT

Our climate is owned by no one and shared by everyone. Rich countries have a case to answer.

LET NATURE BREATHE

Restoration of wildlife is possible and feasible in Britain.

DOWNSHIFTING

In the quest for quality of life some people are seeking voluntary simplicity.

HOW IT WAS FOR ME

A personal story of peace, politics and protest.

A HURRIED HISTORY OF TIME

What happened to all the leisure promised by time-saving devices?

A SAGE OF THE WILD

Peter Matthiessen has rekindled a longing for the wild.

The Arts

ENGAGEMENT WITH NATURE

Land Art is a passionate rebellion from the gallery-centred art-for-art's-sake convention.

A SPIRITUAL ADVENTURE

For Alex Stewart painting is a journey.

Frontline

LONG LIVE THE WILDWOOD

There is a new longing to create forests.

NATURAL FARMING

Nature has provided the seed with a perfect environment.

GROWING COMMUNITIES

Vegetable boxes are delivered by bike and without glossy packaging.

SOMETHING WORTH DIGGING FOR

The Wholesome Food Association is a new group promoting naturally grown and locally sold food.

Regulars

Poetry

Good News For Gaia

Business Diary

Recipes

Reviews

VISIONARY VOICES

Review of Books which have shaped the new world-view in the past twenty-five years.

POLITICAL PANORAMA

Review of Planet Dialectics

STRATEGIES FOR SURVIVAL

Review of The Lugano Report

GOD OF THE MARKET

Review of Market Whys and Human Wherefores

RUMINATIONS ON REALITY

Review of Western Paths, Eastern Paths

FATE OF THE FARMERS

Review of The Living Land

GLORIOUS GARDENS

Review of The Pursuit of Paradise and Christopher Brickell's Garden Plants

DIVINE PRESENCE

Review of The Sacred Earth

A CURSE ON OUR TIME

Review of Believing Cassandra

LET THE BUFFALO ROAM

Review of All Our Relations

MUCH ADO ABOUT MODERNISM

Review of Modern Times Modern Places

A REMARKABLE MAN

Review of John Ruskin, The Later Years

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