Resurgence & Ecologist magazine Issue 268 • September/October 2011
What Comes Next?

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Inside this issue

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Welcome

A New Paradigm •

Our work must be based in harmony and wholeness

Frontline

Greed for Gas •

Climate-change activists issue an urgent call for a moratorium on shale-gas extraction in the UK

Grief for our Lost Species •

Paying tribute to the myriad extinct species

To Buy or Not To Buy? •

Can supermarkets ever be good for the environment?

Regulars

Poetry - Roll Up! Roll UP! •

Planet for Sale

Voice From The South - The Emperor Has No Clothes •

Genetic Engineering has not increased the yield of a single crop

Pioneers - New Voices •

Climate change champion Kirsty Schneeberger explains Think2050

Gardening - The Middle Ground •

Transforming an inner-city wild space into a much-loved community garden

Opinion - Environmental Justice •

Greater awareness of environmental damage should be reflected in environmental sentencing

A Sense of Place - A Feast of a Find •

In a city that can feel cool and aloof the local market provides a warm welcome

The Occasional Didymus - The Game's the Thing •

Holding out hope that sport is still a gentlemanly pursuit

Letters to the Editors - Changing the World

A selection of letters to our Editors

Poetry - Room for the Soul •

The Poetry of Glyn Hughes

Members' Page - Resurgence in East Devon •

Celebrations and projects of the Resurgence East Devon group

Keynotes

New Frontiers •

What is our proper relationship with Nature?

Quotes

One Humanity •

We are all inhabitants of the Earth, citizens of the wide world

Now, Prepare Yourselves •

Extract from the official poem for President Clinton's inauguration on 20 January 1993

Undercurrents

What Comes Next? •

On why there's still a good chance we can save our magnificent Earth

Rethinking the Season •

Being fashionable shouldn't mean destroying the planet

Enchanting Forests •

Why the plan to sell off our national forests triggered a monumental outcry

Beauty & Wellbeing •

In dialogue with the Conservative MP Oliver Letwin

Challenging the Greens •

How much progress have we really made, and what should we be doing next?

Asking the Big Questions •

Where to look for big answers

Biocultural Diversity

Which Way Now? •

Photo feature on the difficult choices facing not just Africa, but all of us

The Arts

Louder Than Words •

The silencing of the artist Ai Weiwei and why we must all speak out

A Sense of Home •

The forgotten etchings of the potter Bernard Leach capture the spirit of Japan

Painter as Storyteller •

Profiling the powerful work of Wynn Jones

Reviews

Playing with Light •

Review of The Colour of Time by Garry Fabian Miller and Susan Derges' Elemental

Behind the Mask •

Review of Economics Unmasked: From Power and Greed to Compassion and the Common Good

Life Unplugged •

Review of The Winter of Our Disconnect

Bigger Stakes •

Review of Ending the Global Casino?

Theft is Theft •

Review of Common as Air: Revolution, Art and Ownership

Art's Evolutionary Roots •

Review of The Art Instinct

Living in Harmony •

Review of Walking Wisdom: Three Generations, Two Dogs, and the Search for a Happy Life

A World Made Green •

Review of Tall Timber

Master of Alchemy •

Review of The Magic Mirror: Thoughts and Reflections on Cecil Collins

Web Exclusives

Article - Transcending Cultural Stress •

Positive suggestions for enjoying the moment

Article - Reflections •

More and more people see themselves as pilgrims rather than tourists

Article - To Realise What You Live For •

Slow travel around the Cornish Coast

Article - Metaphor of Faith •

Let us be modern pilgrims with new visions

Review - The Mystery of Life •

Review of The Bluff Detector: Stories, Dreams and Rivers of Change

Article - Healing the UK Riots •

We all have the capacity to help transform violence and bring about positive change in society

Article - What Has Become of Us? •

A historical perspective on the recent unrest in the UK