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A writer, editor, researcher and activist exploring the cultural shift required to live regeneratively and adapt well to the Anthropocene.

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We set 20 targets to save our planet a decade ago, and we've missed them all
Indigenous land rights: "proven solution for protecting the ecosystems that are vital to the health of the planet and its peoples"
To stop mass extinction, reform the outdated Victorian harm principle
"No actions ought to lead towards the extinction of life."
Making literature in the Anthropocene
"I am better able to take my place as a created being with other created beings, to live with curiosity and respect."
Is there an antidote to shifting baseline syndrome?
"As generations of humans empty the world, their descendants find it hard to understand how full it once was."

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