Go With the Flow
Issue 293 • November/December 2015
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Welcome
Building Resurgence • Greg Neale
Planning for the future of The Resurgence Trust
Frontline
Smart Cities to Cut Greenhouse Gases • Greg Neale
A transition to a more renewable energy solutions is possible
Landmark Ruling for Wireless Health Harm • Lynne Wycherley
Health problems associated with wireless technologies are finally being acknowledged
News From the Grassroots • Greg Neale & Kara Moses
Reports from around the world
Canterbury Walkers for Refugees • Andrea Perry
Calling for an end to indefinite detention for asylum seekers in UK
Sun Shines on Resurgence Summer Camp • Oliver Tickell
A joyous celebration filled with talks, reflections, music and laughter
Ecologist
The Nightmare We Should Not Forget • Fred Pearce
As the nuclear debate continues, Fred Peace visits Sellafield and discovers its lethal legacy
An End To Finance? • Nick Robins
Five ideas for a low-carbon financial future
From Acorns to Oaks: The Growth of Green Business • Ben Goldsmith
Green business is growing
The Apocalypse To Come • Alok Jha
Our increasing use of water has serious consequences
The Waters at the Heart of Everything • Chris Smith
Reflecting on the cultural and environmental importance of water
We Can Cure our Water Woes • Rajendra Singh
A call to respect traditional methods of water conservation
Rebirthing the Landscape • Mark Everard
First hand experience of water conservation in Rajasthan
Quotes
The Mast Sways • Alice Oswald
Extract from Dart, a poem created from three years spent walking the river Dart
Compassion and Forgiveness • The Dalai Lama
Extract from the Dalai Lama's talk at 02 Arena, London
A Passionate Voice • Petra Kelly
Extract from an article published in 1991
Keynotes
The Art of Making • Monty Don
Application, dedication and humility can transform work
Undercurrents
A Beetle's View of the Cosmos • Paul Clarke
Nature inspires a new philosophy of education
On Course for Compassion • Christine Tooney
We must go beyond personal wellbeing
Ethical Living
Going With the Flow • Satish Kumar
Learning from water
No Licence to Kill • Ros Coward
We need to rewild Nature, not manage it
Let Them Eat Code • Leo Johnson
An aftertaste of the future
Gullible We • Matt Harvey
Observing the Tinkerbell effect
Rights Lawyer Jailed for 15 Years • Greg Neale
An Amnesty International Appeal
Time to Feast, Time to Fast • Julia Ponsonby
Our daily diet should reflect and respect the seasons
Tree Spirit • Catherine Courtenay
Festive Beech Leaf Cocktail
The Arts
The Nature Cure • Sue Steward
Sebastian Salgado finds salvation in Nature
Meetings With Remarkable Creatures • Kurt Jackson
Kurt Jackson explains the theme behind his new book
An Opera to Span the World • David Murphy
Bringing Ravi Shankar's last great project to life
Regulars
Poetry - The Three Faces of Eco-Poetry • Peter Abbs
New poems on the environment
Letters to the Editors
A selection of letters from our readers
Crossword • Tim Bonsor
A brainteaser full of ecological clues
Reviews
A Search for the Life of Meaning • Mick Brown
Review of The Saffron Road: A Journey with Buddha's Daughters
Poised Between Love and Fear • Peter Reason
Review of Field Notes from the Edge: Journeys through Britain's Secret Wilderness
The Power and Beauty of Joy • Peter Ainsworth
Review of The Moth Snowstorm: Nature and Joy
Stern Words and Vision • Jonathon Porritt
Review of Why Are We Waiting? The Logic, Urgency, and Promise of Tackling Climate Change
Creativity From the Ground Up • Ken Robinson
Review of Creative Schools: Revolutionizing Education from the Ground Up
Look to the Stars • Kitty Wheater
Review of Galileo and the Art of Ageing Mindfully: Wisdom from the Night Skies
Web Exclusives
Article - Whispering Willows • Jacqui Cousins
The pioneering work of Elinor Goldschmied
Review - The Pearl of Great Price • Philip Vann
Review of Mary Barratt: Poems & Paintings