Remembering Mark Sagoff: The Philosopher Who Redefined Environmental Ethics

Remembering Mark Sagoff: The Philosopher Who Redefined Environmental Ethics

Mark Sagoff’s groundbreaking work challenged modern economic models and emphasized the importance of intangible values in environmental ethics. Mark Sagoff, a renowned philosopher and scholar, passed away on December 12 at the age of 82. Throughout his career, Sagoff played a pivotal role in redefining concepts of environmental ethics, arguing that modern economic models have…

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Former Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne Retracts Paper from Nature, Faces Expression of Concern

Former Stanford University President Marc Tessier-Lavigne Retracts Paper from Nature, Faces Expression of Concern

Investigation reveals research misconduct in articles authored by Marc Tessier-Lavigne Marc Tessier-Lavigne, the former president of Stanford University, has recently retracted a paper from the prestigious journal Nature and is facing an expression of concern for another article. This comes after an institutional investigation into research misconduct, which led to Tessier-Lavigne’s resignation earlier this year….

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"The Wall: A Hidden Giant in the Old-Growth Forests of British Columbia"

“The Wall: A Hidden Giant in the Old-Growth Forests of British Columbia”

A monumental old-growth cedar discovered off the coast of Vancouver Island remains a secret to protect its fragile ecosystem. In the depths of the old-growth forests of British Columbia, a nature photographer stumbled upon a remarkable discovery. TJ Watt, co-founder of the Ancient Forest Alliance, encountered one of the largest old-growth cedars ever documented. Dubbed…

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Exploring the Natural World Through Literature: Seven Books That Connect Readers to the Earth

Exploring the Natural World Through Literature: Seven Books That Connect Readers to the Earth

In an increasingly urbanized world, it is easy to feel disconnected from nature. However, literature has the power to bridge this gap, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the beauty and complexity of the natural world. From personal memoirs to investigative accounts, these seven books serve as conduits between readers and the Earth, reminding us…

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The Global Movement for Nature Rights: Recognizing the Legal Standing of the Environment

The Global Movement for Nature Rights: Recognizing the Legal Standing of the Environment

Legislation granting nature similar rights to humans gains momentum worldwide Legislation that recognizes the rights of nature, granting it legal standing similar to that of humans, is gaining popularity across the globe. Countries like Panama, Ecuador, and Bolivia have already enacted national laws to protect the environment, while several states in the United States have…

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Nature Stress Testing: Assessing the Dependence on Nature Services in African Countries

Nature Stress Testing: Assessing the Dependence on Nature Services in African Countries

The Implications for African Financial Sector and the Urgency for Sustainable Practices A new report titled “Nature Stress Testing: Exposure to Nature-Related Risks Across Africa” highlights the significant dependence of African countries on nature services and the risks associated with this reliance. According to the report, 62% of African GDP is dependent on nature services,…

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Solstice at Battersea Arts Centre: An Immersive Light-Led Experience for Young Children

Solstice at Battersea Arts Centre: An Immersive Light-Led Experience for Young Children

A Nature-Themed Adventure Allowing Children to Forge Their Own Path In a collaboration between Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) and immersive events experts Wild Rumpus, a unique and immersive light-led experience called Solstice has been created for young children. This interactive installation allows children to explore a nature-themed adventure at their own pace, with puppetry, storytelling,…

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