Go With the Flow

Issue 293 • November/December 2015

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Welcome

Building Resurgence

Planning for the future of The Resurgence Trust

Frontline

Smart Cities to Cut Greenhouse Gases

A transition to a more renewable energy solutions is possible

Landmark Ruling for Wireless Health Harm

Health problems associated with wireless technologies are finally being acknowledged

News From the Grassroots &

Reports from around the world

Canterbury Walkers for Refugees

Calling for an end to indefinite detention for asylum seekers in UK

Sun Shines on Resurgence Summer Camp

A joyous celebration filled with talks, reflections, music and laughter

Ecologist

The Nightmare We Should Not Forget

As the nuclear debate continues, Fred Peace visits Sellafield and discovers its lethal legacy

An End To Finance?

Five ideas for a low-carbon financial future

From Acorns to Oaks: The Growth of Green Business

Green business is growing

The Apocalypse To Come

Our increasing use of water has serious consequences

The Waters at the Heart of Everything

Reflecting on the cultural and environmental importance of water

We Can Cure our Water Woes

A call to respect traditional methods of water conservation

Rebirthing the Landscape

First hand experience of water conservation in Rajasthan

Quotes

The Mast Sways

Extract from Dart, a poem created from three years spent walking the river Dart

Compassion and Forgiveness

Extract from the Dalai Lama's talk at 02 Arena, London

A Passionate Voice

Extract from an article published in 1991

Keynotes

The Art of Making

Application, dedication and humility can transform work

Undercurrents

A Beetle's View of the Cosmos

Nature inspires a new philosophy of education

On Course for Compassion

We must go beyond personal wellbeing

Ethical Living

Going With the Flow

Learning from water

No Licence to Kill

We need to rewild Nature, not manage it

Let Them Eat Code

An aftertaste of the future

Gullible We

Observing the Tinkerbell effect

Rights Lawyer Jailed for 15 Years

An Amnesty International Appeal

Time to Feast, Time to Fast

Our daily diet should reflect and respect the seasons

Tree Spirit

Festive Beech Leaf Cocktail

The Arts

The Nature Cure

Sebastian Salgado finds salvation in Nature

Meetings With Remarkable Creatures

Kurt Jackson explains the theme behind his new book

An Opera to Span the World

Bringing Ravi Shankar's last great project to life

Regulars

Poetry - The Three Faces of Eco-Poetry

New poems on the environment

Letters to the Editors

A selection of letters from our readers

Crossword

A brainteaser full of ecological clues

Reviews

A Search for the Life of Meaning

Review of The Saffron Road: A Journey with Buddha's Daughters

Poised Between Love and Fear

Review of Field Notes from the Edge: Journeys through Britain's Secret Wilderness

The Power and Beauty of Joy

Review of The Moth Snowstorm: Nature and Joy

Stern Words and Vision

Review of Why Are We Waiting? The Logic, Urgency, and Promise of Tackling Climate Change

Creativity From the Ground Up

Review of Creative Schools: Revolutionizing Education from the Ground Up

Look to the Stars

Review of Galileo and the Art of Ageing Mindfully: Wisdom from the Night Skies

Web Exclusives

Article - Whispering Willows

The pioneering work of Elinor Goldschmied

Review - The Pearl of Great Price

Review of Mary Barratt: Poems & Paintings

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