Resurgence & Ecologist magazine Issue 213 • July/August 2002
Reverential Ecology

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Welcome

Welcome •

Feature articles

THE VIRTUES OF CAUTION •

A call to awaken our aesthetic responses.

TAKING IT PERSONALLY •

Putting idealism on the corporate agenda.

A COPERNICAN SHIFT •

It's time to build an eco-economy.

NATURAL ECONOMY •

Design as if nature matters.

WORLD WITHOUT WASTE •

Technological solutions inspired by nature.

TAMING CAPITALISM •

Corporate Responsibility - who is really picking up the tab?

REDESIGNING CORPORATE LAW •

Twenty-six words to save the planet.

PREACHING PEACE, WAGING WAR • &

Religion ignores the universal commons.

WOMEN'S STRENGTH •

The world's largest poppodom provider is a cottage industry.

TREADING LIGHTLY •

Bedzed realizes urban ecological living.

Frontline

A BURNING ISSUE

Domestic fuel from sugar cane waste.

EXPLODING MYTHS

Desertification is not irreversible.

GONE BATTY

Relearning traditional tricks.

ITS TRUE!

Organic food scores highest.

Regulars

Deep Spirit •

A Sense of Place •

Up the Elephant and Round the Castle •

Recipes •

Poetry •

Voice From The South •

Wild Lives •

Letters to the Editors

Cutting Edge •

Perspectives

The Arts

ANCHORS IN TIME • &

Ann Gillies' illuminating watercolours.

CHINKS OF LIGHT •

Archetypal images from Di Taylor's computer.

PILGRIM'S PATH •

Shakti Maira integrates spirituality and art.

WORLD OF SHAPES •

The magical work of Ynez Johnston.

LOVE OF SILVER •

Jewellery with a potter's influence.

Reviews

CREATIVE IMPULSE •

Review of Raw Creation and Ben Hartley

DIVINE CHAOS • &

Review of At Home on the Earth

THE FUTURE OF OIL •

Review of Hubbert's Peak

TOWARDS ECO-LITERACY •

Review of Education for Eco-Justice and Community

REDRAWING THE BATTLE LINES •

Review of Private Planet

HONOURING NATURE •

Review of The Charged Border

BOOKS IN BRIEF •