What Is Sustainable

The Inquisition was certainly a memorable era in human history, but modern society prefers to forget it, because it’s a dark and creepy ske...

Witch Hunting The Inquisition took a break for the Black Death (1347-1350).   Millions died in the plague — somewhere between one-quarter...

This is the first of three blogs on the Inquisition, which occurred during an era of corruption, plutocracy, overpopulation, homelessness, ...

Stan Rowe (1918-2004) was a Canadian scholar whose career meandered from forestry, to botany, and finally to ecological ethics — a new fiel...

Tom Brown fascinates me.   He grew up in the sparsely populated Pine Barrens region of southern New Jersey.   When he was eight years old, ...

Canadian scholar John A. Livingston (1923-2006) was a pioneer in the deep ecology movement, and a notorious rogue thinker.   He detested th...

W. G. Wood-Martin (1847-1917) published Traces of the Elder Faiths of Ireland in 1902.   He wanted to document what was known about the sp...