About bloody time
– by Karen Pickering and Jane Bennett – We are going to tell you the story of menstruation and menopause from the perspective of thousands … Read more
Month: September 2019
Wanted: a new mythology
The Power of Myth, three decades on – by Geoff Olson – I recently invited a friend over to my place to watch the PBS … Read more
Explosives used on 9/11 say commissioners
– by Craig McKee – For the first time ever, an elected body in the United States is stating that it is “beyond any doubt” … Read more
Build your resilience!
We need to prepare for ecological collapse – by Fred Bass – Ecological collapse is both threatening and overwhelming. Massive species loss, overuse of natural … Read more
For what purpose?
Canada’s weapons spending flies under the election radar – by William S. Geimer – As governments of every stripe come and go, the quaintly named … Read more
Arne Boye Hansen (1951 – 2019)
– by Maret Christiansen – One day we will no longer be called to quantify nature and put a dollar value on Ancient Trees, Mountains, … Read more
Redefining protein quality
NUTRISPEAK by Vesanto Melina A new paper published by the American Society for Nutrition makes the case for modernizing the definition of protein quality. This … Read more
Trust yourself and the Universe
UNIVERSE WITHIN by Gwen Randall-Young The universe as we know it is a joint product of the observer and the observed. – Pierre Teilhard de … Read more
StawWise – September 2019
STARWISE by Mac McLaughlin Bidding you adieu British Astrologer Alan Leo (1860 – 1917) was considered the father of modern Astrology. He published a septenary … Read more
IPCC report flags diet and land-use changes to curb climate chaos
SCIENCE MATTERS by David Suzuki Land and agriculture are critical components in the climate crisis. According to a new Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, … Read more