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Who Owns the Environment? Part I

Tracy Mehan, March 23, 2019, Religion and Nature, Christopher Costello, environmentalism, fisheries, Henry Butler, IFQs, Individual Fishing Quotas, ITQ, Jesus, John Baden, nature, original sin, PERC, private property, Religion and environment, resource management, sustainability, sustainable fisheries, sustainable forestry, sustainable forests, Terry Anderson, tragedy of the commons, U.S. Endowment for Forestry and Communities, Umberto Eco, who owns nature, 0

In Umberto Eco’s medieval mystery, The Name of the Rose, there is a famous scene in which Franciscans, Dominicans...

Getting Back to Nature – A Guide to Greater Unity

Brent Fewell, December 19, 2016, The Environment and Politics, Dan Botkin, food supply, modern groceries, modern technology, nature, nature contact, nature knowledge, nature walks, 0

Dan Botkin has an important message for all of us this Christmas season – get back to Nature. AN...

Trash Talking

Brent Fewell, November 4, 2013, Energy and Resource Extraction, Chris Kennedy, Daniel Hoornweg, environmental impacts, EPA, fast food, landfill capacity, Methane to Markets, nature, Perinaz Bhada-Tata, plastic bags, plastics, solid waste generation, trash, Victoria Ludwig, Waste Production Must Peak This Century, 0

For our household, soccer is a weekend mainstay. As typical weekends go, this one was no different, aside from enjoying...

Humans Are Indeed Special

Brent Fewell, October 27, 2013, Religion and Nature, Christianity, environment, environmental stewardship, God, Huffington Post, Jeff Schweitzer, nature, religion, Roger Scruton, 1

As a Christian, I have always believed strongly that my faith in God has much to teach me about...

A Christian Perspective on Environmental Stewardship – by Francis Schaeffer

Brent Fewell, August 28, 2013, Religion and Nature, Bible, Christianity, conservation, ecology, Evangelical, Francis Schaeffer, nature, pantheism, Pollution and the Death of Man, 0

Growing up in an Evangelical Christian home, my disappointment in how my form of Christianity thought about and responded...

Nature – an abstraction to far too many

Brent Fewell, August 21, 2013, Conservative Conservationism, Species Protection, connection with nature, Daniel Botkin, ecology, environmental problems, nature, The Moon in the Nautilus Shell, 0

By Brent Fewell Author and ecologist, Daniel Botkin, in his new book, The Moon in the Nautilus Shell, offers an...

Why All the Fuss About Tipping Points?

Brent Fewell, July 22, 2013, Climate Change, Uncategorized, calamity, climate change, ecology, ecosystems, environment, environmental stresses, nature, tipping point, 0

Central to concerns of climate change science is the somewhat ill-defined concept of “tipping point,” a point at which a...

U.S. Remains a Science Superpower

Brent Fewell, June 20, 2013, Uncategorized, nature, Sheara Wall Fewell, Superpower, U.S. Science, 0

By Brent Fewell Some good news for U.S. researchers and budding scientists. Results of a new survey released today in Nature reveal...

Happy, Healthy Bugs Means Healthy Waters: continued strides to restore America’s waters

Brent Fewell, May 29, 2013, EPA, Species Protection, Water Issues, algal blooms, Duke University, Ken Reckhow, macroinvertebrates, nature, Nicholas School of the Environment, numeric criteria, nutrients, regulations, States, TMDL, water quality, water quality standards, 0

By Brent Fewell The following may be a wee bit granular for some of my readers, but hear me...

EDF Promotes Sustainable Fracking Practices – and draws ire of other environmental groups

Brent Fewell, May 29, 2013, Climate Change, Energy and Resource Extraction, Species Protection, Center for Sustainable Shale Development, Chevron, EDF, environment, fracking, Fred Krupp, Heinz Endowments, Lenny Bernstein, nature, Paul King, PEC, Shell, 0

By Brent Fewell Environmental Defense Fund is taking heat from other environmental groups for promoting sustainable energy practices, as...

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Tag Archive for: nature

Who Owns the Environment? Part I

Getting Back to Nature – A Guide to Greater Unity

Trash Talking

Humans Are Indeed Special

A Christian Perspective on Environmental Stewardship – by Francis Schaeffer

Nature – an abstraction to far too many

Why All the Fuss About Tipping Points?

U.S. Remains a Science Superpower

Happy, Healthy Bugs Means Healthy Waters: continued strides to restore America’s waters

EDF Promotes Sustainable Fracking Practices – and draws ire of other environmental groups

Global warming can be really really scary to kids . . .

Night Heron on the Prowl

Nature’s Simple Beauties

The Shadow of Human Existence

Mother Nature’s Resilience

The Universe – more than a cosmic sneeze?

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