Tag Archives: inequality

What’s the end of this story?

Posted on March 28, 2014 by Priscilla Stuckey, PhD

I am not a collapsitarian. Yes, I firmly believe that industrial civilization has pointed its collective GPS straight toward the cliff. But I don’t write about collapse, and I don’t often talk about it. Why not? Because focusing on collapse … Continue reading →

Posted in nature, politics, spirituality | Tagged climate change, climate silence, collapse of civilization, community rights bills, fossil fuels, global warming, inequality, rights of nature, solar power | 12 Comments

Why I support Occupy Wall Street

Posted on October 15, 2011 by Priscilla Stuckey, PhD

In a word: health. The health of the planet. Put simply, a huge gap between the fabulously wealthy and everyone else is bad for the planet. Why? Because such a system is wasteful and costly. It’s wasteful because it allows … Continue reading →

Posted in nature, politics | Tagged attitudes toward nature, climate change, ecological economics, economics, global warming, inequality, sustainability | 11 Comments

Tag Archives: inequality

What’s the end of this story?

Why I support Occupy Wall Street

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