CONTACTS Relevant to
Environmental Ethics

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   The Canadian quarterly magazine Adbusters is a must for people who want to work towards a sustainable future. Go to www.adbusters.org/

   Read the essay here by Allison Miller.

   Baobab's Natural Philosophy site has many contacts. They offer an email newsletter that kees you up to date on the field.

    Bear Deluxe Magazine [formerly The Bear Essential] is published by Orlo, who say this:

For better or worse, the Information Age is here to stay. We live in a world of hyper text, hyper images, and hyper talk. Ever increasingly, those that control the media waves control the heart and mind waves of society as well. How is one to deal with information overload, media-lock, and technological overkill? Straight-ahead, and with a smile.

Orlo enters the multi-media fray with the expressed and extremely important purpose of developing positive, reflective and accessible environmental messages. A clean and healthy environment is not a "luxury," but a necessity. Environmental concerns are not "special interests," but universal interests. Environmentalism doesn't "cost jobs," it saves lives. After 25 years of activism, the "environmental movement," while popular, has yet to develop a roundly positive image in the face of sound-biting media mouth-pieces.

By getting back to the organic basics of art -- the line, the pen, and the brush -- Orlo defines itself through style and meaning. By using nondogmatic, thought-provoking, and often humorous approaches to very serious subject matter, Orlo breathes inclusion, insight, and imagination into the fire of all too polarized social/environmental dialogue.

The Information Age may well be here to stay, but so is Orlo.

    Catholic Mobile Environmental Page has links to a great deal of environmental content, though of course emphasis is placed on sites to do with the Roman Catholic Church.

    Center for Environmental Philosophy has essential reading.

   David Large's Ecological Philosophy page contains an important essay on the relationship between cognition and the environment: how we see the world determines how we treat it.

    Earth Sense is an excellent resource maintained by Jason Focke. They now have a weekly newsletter, and provide interactive learning opportunities.

    Ed's Environmental Page. Ed is a student in Alaska whose work deserves to be more widely known.

    Environment Canada Atlantic Region Community Programs have a lot of useful links, and information about their programs, though of course these are most relevant to Canada.

    Environmental Ethics Journal, published quarterly by the Center for Environmental Philosophy, University of North Texas, has the aim of linking professional philosophers interested in the environment with a more general readership.

    The International Peace Resource Center is an interactive site offering a great many resources, including a chilren's section. You could spend hours exploring their 56 pages of information.

   'NDK' is an artist with parallel concerns to mine, but focused on the world of culture, art and entertainment. A web site on the issue is in preparation. NDK sent me this message:
   In reference to your essay "The Quiet Revolution," thank you for the viewpoint of sanity and reason you have presented for the enlightenment of all. The quiet modulated flow of reason flows through this essay, effortlessly exhorting us to awake and be alert to the ever present danger and condition of our existence. I for one will do what I can to improve this condition. [Quote me or not if you wish. Use for attribution: NDK, Creative Artist, Author & Poet, Allforart.com]

    Westward Frog is a fun site maintained by students at the University of California, Davis. For those who don't know, Davis has been the capital of the environmental movement for many years, and has led the world in many admirable intiatives. The site content focuses on environmental issues in California.

    The Whole Earth Review is a lively, personal magazine from the people who publish the Whole Earth Catalog.

    The Wilderness Society has an excellent page on their Land Ethic. They are well known for their conservation work.



 
 

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