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on the cover Carcasses
and Approaching Storm
Volume
84
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in
this
issue:
"The
Politics and Spirituality of Weather"
Global
greening? The time for a 'Global Green Deal' has come
by Mark Hertsgaard
Fatalism, says environmental activist Hertsgaard, won't keep global warming
at bay. What we need, he argues, is a Global Green Deal: a program to environmentally
renovate our civilization from top to bottom, in rich and poor countries alike.
Erosional
spirituality -- an interview with Terry Tempest Williams
by Julie A. Wortman
Naturalist-writer Terry Tempest Williams lives in Utah's Castle Valley, where
the changes in the weather inform her days. She lives in an erosional landscape
-- and believes that "a spiritual life is also part of an erosional life."
sidebar:
Feminist theologian Catherine Keller writes on "The greening of Apocalypse."
Episcopal
power and light
-- two environmental activists help the church come clean
by Marianne Arbogast
The Episcopal Church's
2000 General Convention was the first major convention in
U.S. history to power itself with renewable electrical energy. A month later,
the Democratic National Convention
followed suit. Two Episcopal Church activists
with a mission are the reason.
A
"Natural" Disaster?
by Daniel R. Farber
