This past week has seen a firestorm of reaction among environmentalists and climate and energy scientists to the online release of the film Planet of the Humans. Written, directed, and produced by first-time director Jeff Gibbs, but — much more importantly — executive-produced and actively promoted by Michael Moore, the film is incendiary and intentionally […]
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Planet of Some Humans
Posted in EcoCulture, ImageNation, tagged apocalypticism, becoming human, Bil McKibben, biocentrism, climate change communication, climate change politics, Deep Adaptation, deep ecology, degrowth, diversity, doomism, ecodocumentaries, ecopolitics, energy politics, films, green energy, Green New Deal, Malthusianism, Michael Moore, Planet of the Humans, post-human, Vermont on May 1, 2020 | 5 Comments »
The state of things
Posted in AnthropoScene, Politics, tagged authoritarianism, Bernie Sanders, cascading global crises, climate change, degrowth, fear, global change, global environmental catastrophe, hope, illiberalism, Noam Chomsky, pandemic politics, pandemics, Raul Ruiz, sustainability, The State of Things, Wim Wenders on April 9, 2020 | Leave a Comment »
I have many friends who are despairing that, with Bernie Sanders’s exit from the presidential race, the United States has lost a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to elect a leader who is honest, reliable, and completely untethered to the vested interests that keep our whole system careening towards catastrophe (climate change, ecological collapse, mass extinction, out-of-control AI, […]
Time for eco-revolution (a manifesto)
Posted in AnthropoScene, Politics, tagged Bruno Latour, degrowth, Drawdown, eco-socialism, ecological revolution, global revolution, manifestos, Paul Hawken, permaculture, political ecology, revolutions, social ecology, transition on October 28, 2018 | 9 Comments »
Inspired by the daily litany of depressing news (and by reading Latour’s Down to Earth), I’ve succumbed to the temptation of writing a manifesto. Manifestos are cheap, I know, but we have to start somewhere. (And so many questions arise as you write one: about the proper balance between critique and vision, between generality and […]
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