Reading Bill McGuire‘s 2012 book Waking the Giant: How a Changing Climate Triggers Earthquakes, Tsunamis, and Volcanoes, I came across this description of the annual “pulse” called an “Earthbeat,” which is supposedly responsible for Earth’s preference for volcanic eruptions between November and April (also known as “volcano season”): rather like a beating heart, the Earth changes […]
Posts Tagged ‘Aaron Wildavsky’
Skipping an Earthbeat
Posted in Anthropocene, Climate change, Science & society, tagged Aaron Wildavsky, Anthropocene, Bill McGuire, dynamic earth, Earthbeat, earthquakes, environmentalism, fragile Earth, Gaia, geology, Mary Douglas, risk as culture, volcanoes on June 15, 2018 | 4 Comments »
Categories
- Academe (104)
- Anthropocene (56)
- Blog stuff (50)
- Cinema (84)
- Climate change (60)
- Cultural politics (32)
- Eco-culture (166)
- Eco-theory (42)
- Manifestos & auguries (32)
- Media ecology (114)
- Music & soundscape (35)
- Philosophy (256)
- Politics (153)
- Process-relational thought (96)
- Science & society (27)
- Spirit matter (117)
- Uncategorized (50)
- Visual culture (86)
Translate
Archives
Subscribe to Blog via Email
Subscribe2
Top Posts & Pages
-
Popular resources
Books & articles
Interviews & music
Associated sites
a:-i
@aimmanence- New post: The Garden and the Dump https://t.co/Q8k3Csx35B
about 6 days ago
- New post: The Garden and the Dump https://t.co/Q8k3Csx35B
Immanence on Facebook
-
