Faces of the Ecological Movement: Nate Storey and Bright Agrotech, Part II
This is the second part of an interview with Dr. Nate Story of Bright Agrotech. For those of you that didn’t get the chance…
Faces of the Ecological Movement: Nate Storey and Bright Agrotech, Part I
Introduction I recently interviewed Dr. Nate Storey, owner and inventor of Bright Agrotech. This interview is the first in a series of interviews with…
Everglades Restoration Project
The Everglades is, in many ways, the ecological crown jewel of Florida. However, years of drainage, development, agriculture, and other human influences have caused…
A Conversation Between William Cronon and Michael Pollan
The editors at ETR have been having an ongoing discussion about the role of wilderness in the human experience. It’s a multi-leveled discussion and…
Five National Park Myths
The recent government shutdown brought a spotlight to America’s national parks as their closing was one of the more conspicuous effects of the shutdown….
It’s the Church’s Turn
A few weeks ago the editors here at ETR made a field trip of sorts over to New York City to attend a panel…
Weeds No More
During an internship with the Audubon Society a few years back I lived with two “foragers.” These two roommates would scour the woods, swamps,…
Carl Hiaasen on the Shutdown
Novelist Carl Hiaasen has written a piece for the Miami Herald on the effects of the recent government shutdown. The piece looks particularly at…
For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat
The New York Times recently had an article on a farmers’ market in Chicago sponsored by Trinity United Church of Christ. The church’s support…
Time is Almost Out for Everglades’ Deal
Jason Lauritsen recently wrote an article for ETR on the up and down history of humanity’s relationship with the Everglades. Lauritsen discusses the ignorance…