Recent discoveries have shattered previous assumptions, unveiling a trio of deep-sea marvels that redefine our understanding of evolution, adaptation, and ecological interconnectedness.
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I think this kind of imagination is important. It is incredibly humbling to be forced to reckon with the immensely long history of life-on-earth in the places where you can see its traces. It’s a sobering reminder of the fragility of life on earth; an in-your-face warning that extinction not only can happen, but is eventually inevitable.
It’s time to turn the tide on fear; because without sharks, the real nightmare begins.
“The truth is when you show compassion, and you show love for something that you don’t have to, it’s an act of greatness” Terry Masear
Lebanon’s food crisis stems from decades of economic mismanagement, labour exploitation, and environmental degradation.
While I sympathise with SST’s anti-development line, I cannot believe that the solution to conserving Sydney’s trees can be achieved by a simple change of government. What is required is a celebration of trees for their intrinsic value, their character, their sense of place. It is in these famous trees that we find places. There is nothing delicate in a belief like that.
The key to syntropic farming’s success is its focus on trying to build a whole ecosystem, wherein plants thrive and fulfil their needs through their symbiotic relationships with each other, rather than a more traditional farming approach that focuses on the needs of each plant or species individually.
Trees are all around us… and they are always listening. But they’re not nosy like your next-door neighbour, so you don’t need to worry about them prying into your nonexistent love life and crippling job prospects.
There are many different ways to affect social change. But there’s often nothing more visceral than people sort of taking to the streets and engaging in direct action.
We laugh about the Emu War that we lost -– twice! –- and it is just a story. I wonder what the emus think of that story. Twenty-thousand emus who returned home after their breeding season only to find their habitat cancerous with monocultural wheat fields and shot at with literal machine guns.
