5 Reflections on Bioneers 2025
I just attended Bioneers – a conference that is more about soul-rejuvenation for me than anything else. Like-hearted souls come together to revive hope, share […]
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5 Answers to “What the Heck am I Supposed to Do Now?”
You might be one of the 5,800 USAID staff laid off or on paid leave. Or you might be looking around at the world thinking, […]
Continue reading »4 Ways You Support Gender Violence on Your Plate
In the final episode of our Beyond Medicine series, Eat Your Way to a Better World, we address the relationship between the meat and dairy […]
Continue reading »4 Tips to Eat Your Way to Climate Stability
In our Beyond Medicine series, Eating Your Way to a Better World, here are some points on how we can help decrease our carbon footprint […]
Continue reading »Saving Biodiversity: Diversifying Your Diet Can Stop Deforestation
In the fourth episode of our Beyond Medicine series, Eating Your Way to a Better World, we look at how eating meat and dairy affects biodiversity. Biodiversity […]
Continue reading »17 Reasons Humane is a Hoax
In this post, I want to share what really stood out to me from two videos I watched recently. The first is a talk containing […]
Continue reading »4 Ways to Strengthen Your Identity: Belonging Book Launch
My latest book channeled during the Bioneers 2024 conference. I was seated in the third day’s plenary, and had to run out to write up […]
Continue reading »Life’s Principles in Biomimicry 3: Being Locally Attuned and Responsive Part III
Previously, we shared two of the strategies of this life’s principle: leveraging cyclical processes and using readily available materials and energy. In this post, we […]
Continue reading »A Case for Plant-Based Eating: You Are What You Eat
Recently, we watched the documentary on Netflix called You Are What You Eat. It is based on a Stanford study on the cardiovascular effects of […]
Continue reading »3 Powerful Associations that Destroy People and Planet
I attended a webinar recently that reminded me about how powerful associations are. Childhood associations can be particularly strong and difficult to uproot. For example, […]
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