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Category Archives: Ecology
Anatomy of an Epidemic: Book review
An extensive review by Ptery of Robert Whitaker’s book Anatomy of an Epidemic: Magic Bullets, Psychiatric Drugs, and the Astonishing Rise of Mental Illness in America, with a personal history. Continue reading
Posted in depression, Ecology, No Way Way, Ptery, Social justice
Tagged ADHD, bipolar, book review, books & resources (mental health), depression, mental health, psychiatry, schizophrenia, sustainability, trans
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Hands Across the Sand
Anchorage was among six Alaska communities that held a Hands Across the Sand event today calling for an end to offshore oil drilling and for clean energy. Photos & slideshow. Continue reading
Posted in Ecology, Journal
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The Daily Tweets, 2010-06-08: A Green evening
A Green evening: Green Tea Party, & then heard Charles Wolforth talk on his book The Fate of Nature. Then back home, where I am still Green, for a movie. Yeah. Continue reading
Sarah James & Michael Pollan at Bioneers 2009
The 2009 Bioneers conference is going on right now. I can’t go this year, but thanks to them livecasting some of the plenary sessions, I got to hear Sarah James & Michael Pollan this morning. Four more keynoters will also be livecast. Continue reading
Chemical food
The Environmental Working Group reports of the foods most contaminated by pesticides. Continue reading