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Rx for the Anthropocene? A Dose of 'Anthropophilia'

Andy Revkin argues that a first step toward a successful human journey is a little positive self regard. ....

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TED's Science Curator Sees Hope in Earth's Anthropocene Age

TED’s new curator of science, David Biello, explains why he sees hints of hope in Earth’s emerging Anthropocene “age of us.” ....

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"Learning Hope in the Anthropocene" by Eva Meijer

This article investigates the role of hope in politics, in the context of the current climate crisis. Hoping for positive transformation may seem naïve and or a way to avoid action, but there is a close connection between hope and democratic action. Understood as a collective political practice, hope can contribute to imagining and articulating alternative futures, and motivate action. The first part of the paper explicates the relevance of the work of Ernst Bloch for the challenges of the Anthropocene. It focuses specifically on learning hope as a collective political practice, the function of utopias in fostering political imagination, and the connection between political agency and hope. The second part of the paper draws on the work of the Dutch Party for the Animals to investigate how political hope can change existing political systems from the inside. In their party program and policies, the Party for the Animals gives central importance to the wellbeing of the earth and all i ....

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Ocean Oil Slick Map Reveals Enough Greasy Patches to Cover France--Twice

An algorithm-aided analysis of satellite images reveals the size, distribution and sources of oil slicks at sea ....

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