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The Serviceberry: An Economy of Abundance

[ad_1] January 19, 2021– “As Robin Wall Kimmerer harvests berries along with the birds, he considers the ethic of reciprocity that lies at the heart of the gift economy. How, he asks, can we learn from indigenous wisdom and ecological systems to reinvent coins? exchange?” (10 readings) Read full story To take actionDo something today…

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When Pastor’s Bike Was Stolen, His Response Was to Start a Free Bicycle Repair Service for People in Need

[ad_1] Copyright Robbie Pruitt For most people, theft of property feels like a violation. Robbie Pruitt admits that when his mountain bike was stolen last September, he got angry, but soon, his emotions changed. After letting go of his anger and frustration, he found himself on the path of compassion. An avid motorcyclist, Pruitt’s first…

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Ginkgo Trees Were Going Extinct on Their Own; Then Humans Saved These ‘Living Fossils’ So They’re Now Everywhere

[ad_1] On the streets of many American city suburbs, there are living fossils that, unlike many stories of man’s interaction with nature, involve nature as destroyer and humanity as savior. Jerry Wang | Although some people take ginkgo leaf as a nootropic supplement, few people would imagine that it is the equivalent of eating a…

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More Renewable Energy Used in 2020 Than Fossil Fuels in World’s 4th Largest Economy, Emissions Slashed by 80M Tons

[ad_1] For the first time in history, a combination of wind, solar and other renewables outperformed Germany’s coal, oil and gas for use as the country’s fuel source during 2020. A combination of the pandemic, lower demand for electricity, mild weather, cheaper natural gas, and various economic and market factors led to the historic figures…