Category Archives: People and the Environment

Making a List

Spending the day inside staring at the computer with TweetDeck running in the background is no substitute for a day out gazing at the landscape, but with one of my deck’s columns devoted to “enviro” it’s possible to maintain some … Continue reading

Posted in People and the Environment, Willows Wept Review | Tagged , , , , ,

Roads to Nowhere

In Pondicherry where I live they say that even if one were to trip and fall one would fall full length only at the feet of some deity or other! There are ever so many temples and places of worship … Continue reading

Posted in People and the Environment, Willows Wept Review

Case Study

Ten quiet minutes walking on a dirt and gravel path winding among a stand of pines won’t vanquish the full frontal assault of contemporary life on my soul and sensibilities. But I’ll take it. For now, I’d rather stitch together … Continue reading

Posted in People and the Environment, Willows Wept Review | Tagged , , , , , | 1 Comment

Can Our Tools Ever Dismantle Our House?

I once overheard an intense argument regarding the path toward a sustainable human presence on Earth.  Given Cornell professor David Pimentel’s estimation that the world population will likely double in the next fifty years while it can only support about … Continue reading

Posted in People and the Environment, Willows Wept Review | Tagged , ,

Change in the air

As we breathe the fumes of a poisonous political atmosphere, there is plenty of reason to worry about our long-term health. We are reminded daily of the growing conviction that the answer to our country’s economic crisis is to assault … Continue reading

Posted in People and the Environment, Willows Wept Review | Tagged , , ,