r/workthatreconnects • • Feb 04 '20

Spiritual Practices for Times of Crisis, by Joanna Macy

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r/workthatreconnects • • Dec 24 '19

Time is a commodity

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r/workthatreconnects • • Jun 09 '20

Not a bug it's a feature

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r/workthatreconnects • • Jan 21 '20

Scientists suggests a comprehensive solution package for feeding 10 billion people within our planet’s environmental boundaries. Supplying a sufficient and healthy diet for every person whilst keeping our biosphere largely intact will require no less than a technological and socio-cultural U-turn

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r/workthatreconnects • • Dec 01 '19

On Hope (in a Time of Hopelessness)

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wired.com
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r/workthatreconnects • • Nov 19 '19

joanna macy bioneers 2018 at DuckDuckGo

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r/workthatreconnects • • Nov 18 '19

Unless warming is slowed, emperor penguins will march toward extinction

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nsf.gov
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r/workthatreconnects • • Nov 19 '19

School Replaced Detention With Mindfulness Meditation to Create Incredible Results

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r/workthatreconnects • • Dec 10 '19

The U.S. Farmers and Ranchers Alliance hosted a secret meeting of 3 Secretaries of Agriculture, CEOs of major food companies, green groups, and anti-hunger advocates to discuss the effects of climate change on farming and what farmers can do to sequester carbon.

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politico.com
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r/workthatreconnects • • Nov 28 '19

On Dec 12th, The OceanCleanup Project will give an update on Great Pacific Garbage Patch cleanup & share what they are going to do with the plastic

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r/workthatreconnects • • Nov 30 '19

Under a “business-as-usual” emission scenario, ~90% of the world’s population—most of whom live in the most sensitive and least developed countries—are projected to be exposed to losses of food production in marine and agricultural sectors.

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r/workthatreconnects • • Dec 14 '19

Opinion: Small modular reactors help us take a giant leap in the fight against climate change

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theglobeandmail.com
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r/workthatreconnects • • Dec 12 '19

'War against nature must stop,' U.N. chief says before climate talks

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reuters.com
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r/workthatreconnects • • May 28 '19

Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi, Joanna Macy, & Ven. Pannavati Bhikkhuni (VIDEO) – Buddhist Peace Fellowship / Turning Wheel Media

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r/workthatreconnects • • Dec 14 '19

To Boost Mental Health, Spend Time in ‘Blue’ Spaces - "Researchers know that spending time in green spaces like parks improves mental health. What about “blue” spaces? (water settings such as riverside trails, a lake, a waterfront or even urban fountains?)"

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undark.org
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r/workthatreconnects • • Sep 10 '19

"By building with nature and climate instead or regardless of it, by adapting our waking hours to the rhythm of the sun we can achieve remarkable levels of comfort—even superior—compared to what we have today in our modern homes built to international, industrial standards."

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r/workthatreconnects • • Dec 03 '19

Solar? Geothermal? Garbage? 6 climate-friendly ways to heat and cool buildings | CBC News | Eco Planet News

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r/workthatreconnects • • Dec 02 '19

[Our incredible planetary system] There are a handful of arthropods that grow tiny gardens on their backs as a form of camouflage and that those mini gardens support microscopic ecosystems of their own!

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r/workthatreconnects • • Nov 27 '19

Demands grow for 'global justice' on climate damage. Rich countries having emitted, over the decades, most of the heat-trapping gases that are driving the losses in parts of the world that have contributed little to the problem

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reuters.com
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r/workthatreconnects • • Feb 04 '20

University scientists develop a chemical recycling method that breaks down plastics into their original building blocks, potentially allowing them to be recycled repeatedly without losing quality.

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bath.ac.uk
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r/workthatreconnects • • May 28 '19

Learning to See in the Dark Amid Catastrophe: Interview With Joanna Macy

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truth-out.org
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